PROJECTS
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I2CE | THE ANDROS MODEL
ANDROS ISLAND, BAHAMAS
2023
GOVERNMENT OF THE BAHAMAS
The Integrative Innovation and Circular Economy Model (I2CE Model) tackles climate change by promoting sustainable resource use and community ownership. This model prioritizes conservation, minimal waste, and citizen empowerment. It envisions self-sustaining, resilient communities. Andros Island, Bahamas is proposed as a prime location due to its development stage and natural resources. The Andros Model would utilize existing initiatives and focus on sustainable practices to build a thriving future for the island, offering an alternative to unsustainable economic
I2CE | THE HYDROVERSE
ANDROS ISLAND, BAHAMAS
2024
GOVERNMENT OF THE BAHAMAS
HydroVerse tackles fragmented freshwater management by creating a central platform for data, knowledge, and collaboration across governments, universities, NGOs, and industries. This comprehensive platform fosters international teamwork to improve water sustainability through data sharing, monitoring tools, and simulations. The project will launch with “HydroVerse Andros | Bahamas,” a virtual replica of the island to study the effects of climate change and human actions on its freshwater resources. The platform’s success paves the way for broader applications, potentially transforming water management practices.
I2CE | SMART BUILDING
GEORGIA TECH, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
2024
GERGIA INSTATUE OF TECHNOLOGY
The Integrative Innovation and Circular Economy Model (I2CE Model) tackles climate change by promoting sustainable resource use and community ownership. This model prioritizes conservation, minimal waste, and citizen empowerment. It envisions self-sustaining, resilient communities. Andros Island, Bahamas is proposed as a prime location due to its development stage and natural resources. The Andros Model would utilize existing initiatives and focus on sustainable practices to build a thriving future for the island, offering an alternative to unsustainable economic
I2CE | GEORGIA TECH ARTS SQUARE
GEORGIA TECH, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
2024
GEORGIA INSTITUE OF TECHNOLOGY
The global economy is transitioning to a services and information focused. By some estimates the creative industries now leverage nearly 30% of all economic value. The transition, often described as a Fourth Wave.
Metro Atlanta is home to more than 3 million square feet of sound stages for film and TV production and will more than double to 7 million square feet by 2024. In fiscal 2022 the state of Georgia received over $4.4 billion in direct spending from film productions, bringing in thousands of jobs to supporting crew and staff.