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Branner & Stump Returning Fellows ExhibitionExhibition Run: February 2-28, 2026 (extended from original 2 week run)
Contributers: Leah Altman, Isabella Cosentino, Samuel Rodriguez, Nathan Schuppert, Jacqueline Zhao
Branner and Stump Traveling Fellows — Leah Altman (MArch 2026), Isabella Cosentino (MArch 2026), Samuel Rodriguez (MArch + MCP 2026), Nathan Schuppert (MArch 2026), and Jacqueline Zhao (MArch 2026) — showcase experiences and findings from their international travels. The John K. Branner Traveling Fellowship + Harold Stump Memorial Traveling Fellowship are prizes for international travel and research awarded annually to Master of Architecture students.
Exhibition Poster Designed by Leah Altman
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Housing Stock:
Automated Building Layouts for Sustainable Cities
Project by Ramon Weber, Exhibition presented for the 2025 Venice Biennale
Yuhan Zhang, Leah Mary Altman, Frederic Lam, Linc Ruiz-Truong, Sihyeok Yang, Mia Wilson, Emma Nakaoka, Noël Fäh
The architectural discipline faces a dual challenge: how can we lower energy use and carbon emissions for buildings, while building more to house growing populations?
Housing Stock tackles this question through a technological lens by developing new algorithms and data structures that can automatically generate and analyse architectural floor plans. A quantitative analysis and energy simulation of apartments across the world reveals how architectural space can be the most crucial factor for a building’s emissions.
Through the artificial generation of floor plans, architects can combine human creativity with machine intelligence to create sustainable urban environments of the future.