Architecture · Interiors · Explorations
Zehra Uslu is an architecture student exploring the relationships between material, movement and the way we live.
01 / DOUBLE HOUSE ↗
A discussion of privacy, surveillance and urban technology through Toronto’s Sidewalk Labs proposal. Published in the proceedings of the conference held on 6–7 October 2022.
Read abstract ↗A review of neuroscience in consumer research, including EEG and fMRI, with a focus on the ethical questions surrounding influence, privacy and manipulation.
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Architecture student / Designer
I am an architecture student at Northeastern University, currently studying interior design at Pratt Institute through an exchange program. Born and raised in Istanbul, I became interested in architecture through an early exposure to construction and the building process.
My work explores openness and privacy, circulation and spatial experience. I am interested in how materials, light and movement shape daily life, from buildings and interiors to installations and objects.
I am seeking a six-month architecture and design co-op in New York.
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Selected experience
Tools
Rhino · Revit · AutoCAD · V-Ray · Illustrator · Photoshop · InDesign · Procreate
Contact / Collaborations / Co-op opportunities
