Cognitive outcomes of user-customized landscapes
About
Rachael grew up on a small beef cattle and pumpkin farm in Michigan. Aside from school, she's a part-time Landscape Architect but is happy designing anything from socks to beer cans. Rachael enjoys outdoor activities like rock climbing and cycling. And lastly, she's also passionate about high-quality coffee.
Education
PhD Student, School of Human Ecology – Design Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Georgia Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University of Cincinnati
Research Description
Rachael’s research investigates kinetic design and how individuals can customize the exterior built environment. Furthermore, she is studying the many benefits kinetic design could offer, including efficiency of space, improvements on cognitive performance, environmental solutions, and alternative forms of participatory design.
Affiliations
American Society of Landscape Architects
