RESEARCH

        edge of tomorrow - thesis
•         breath of fresh air
  
•         adaptive reuse
•         tree equity         

ARCHITECTURE

•         playful palms
•         lofted house
•         stern hall facade
•         cloud 9 house
•         pools
•         platform house
•         waves
  
•         quarry in the sea   

DESIGN
        hot air balloon lamp
        carved
        life of a salmon
        benches

ANALYSIS
        steel structural analysis
        thermal comfort analysis
        light wood framing
        heavy timber framing
        concrete framing


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Edge of Tomorrow - Undergraduate ThesisUndergraduate Thesis Studio
Tulane School of Architecture
Instructors: Cordula Roser Gray, Dr. Rebecca Choi, Todd Erlandson
Partner: Jeremy Goldberg

Publication: Dezeen - Tulane University Presents Eight Architecture Thesis Projects

For The Full Thesis Document Visit - https://issuu.com/maxkronengold/docs/edgeoftomorrow



Sea level rise and storm surge floods drastically change urban coastlines worldwide and redefine how millions interact with the threshold between water and land. 

Downtown Miami has few connection points for pedestrians to interact with the adjacent Biscayne Bay. The low seawall along the city’s edge is insufficient to stop heavy inundation.

An opportunity arises for a new flood protection system that allows humans to connect to the water while providing ample flood protection.

Edge of Tomorrow is an innovative, modular, and deployable system that prioritizes permeability of sight and human habitability. Its inflatable technology effectively mitigates flooding when needed, offering a new way for pedestrians to experience the urban coastline.

Max KronengoldArchitecture, Research, Urban Planning 2024