Michael Hasey

Michael Hasey (M.ARCH, HBAS) is an architectural designer and graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University who works at the intersection of artificial intelligence and architectural design. With over 7 years of professional experience within both the architecture and technology industries, he continually seeks out new ways to blend the humanism of traditional design with the rigors of computer science based techniques. His current research explores new opportunities for deep learning-based methods to rapidly codify and reproduce complex architectural forms in new designs.

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A Multi-scalar and Multi-modal Approach to Architectural Heritage Documentation: An Interactive Digital Representation of the St. Nicholas ChapelA Multi-scalar …Form data as a resource in architectural analysis: an architectural distant reading of wooden churches from the Carpathian Mountain regions of Eastern EuropeForm data as a …The 3D Form Analysis of Regional Architecture Using Deep Learning: A Case Study of Wood Churches from the Carpathian MountainsThe 3D Form Ana…Designing an Explainable agent for Generative Design Workflows with Physics based ReasoningDesigning an Ex…
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