Undergraduate Research Assistant
BS Industrial Design
School of Industrial Design, College of Design, Georgia Institute of Technology
2022

Grace Gerdes is an undergraduate student in the School of Industrial Design, College of Design, at Georgia Institute of Technology. She has studied product design, UX/UI, user-centered design research, and package design, as well as graphic design, typography, and fine arts. Her work ranges from projects in physical prototyping including woodworking, metalworking and rapid prototyping, to digital prototyping including porjets in Google Flutter, Android Studio, Autodesk Fusion 360, and Keyshot. Grace brings her GT Create-X rich experience and her interpersonal skill in communication, problem solving, teamwork, organization, time management, and customer service to help spearhead the Shape Machine Discovery process.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
BS Industrial Engineering
School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, College of Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
2022
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Divya Pinnaka is an undergraduate student in the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, College of Engineering, at Georgia Insitute of Technology. She is an Amazon Operations Intern and the Founder of UNitour within the Create-X Startup Launch Accelerator. Prior to joining Georgia Tech, she was the regional director of the MIT Launch, a startup Incubator for High School Students. Divya is bringing her GT Create-X rich experience to help spearhead the Shape Machine Discovery process.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
BS Computer Science Student
ghollosi3@gatech.edu

Grant Hollosi is a B.S. Computer Science Student at the Georgia Institute of Technology. His interests include graphical modeling and design, creation of innovative programs that utilize the Shape Machine’s unique visual computation properties, and applied linear algebra and combinatorics. He is currently a research assistant for the Shape Computation Lab helping implement website features and various projects.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
2015 - 2016
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Stephanie Douthitt is an Undergraduate Research Assistant in the Shape Computation Lab, School of Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology. Her work in the lab ranges from the production of diagrams and 3d-models to interface design for Courtsweb, the software that is currently developed in the lab for the documentation and formal analysis of contemporary federal courthouses (Courtsweb: A formal specification of Federal Courthouses, GSA/US Courts, 2011-2015). She is currently working towards the completion of her BS.Arch at the School of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
2015 - 2016

Colton Wheatley is an Undergraduate Research Assistant in the Shape Computation Lab, School of Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology. His work in the lab ranges from the production of diagrams and 3d-models to panoramic images for Courtsweb, the software that is currently developed in the lab for the documentation and formal analysis of contemporary federal courthouses (Courtsweb: A formal specification of Federal Courthouses, GSA/US Courts, 2011-2015). He is currently working towards the completion of her BS.Arch at the School of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
2015 - 2016

Abigail Smith is an Undergraduate Research Assistant in the Shape Computation Lab, School of Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology. Her work in the lab ranges from the production of diagrams and 3d-models to panoramic images for Courtsweb, the software that is currently developed in the lab for the documentation and formal analysis of contemporary federal courthouses (Courtsweb: A formal specification of Federal Courthouses, GSA/US Courts, 2011-2015). She is currently working towards the completion of her BS.Arch at the School of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
2015 - 2016

Michelle Bunch is an Undergraduate Research Assistant in the Shape Computation Lab, School of Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology. Her work in the lab ranges from the production of diagrams and 3d-models to panoramic images for Courtsweb, the software that is currently developed in the lab for the documentation and formal analysis of contemporary federal courthouses (Courtsweb: A formal specification of Federal Courthouses, GSA/US Courts, 2011-2015). She is currently working towards the completion of his BS.Arch at the School of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology.

Undergraduate Research Assistant
2016 - 2018

Reem Alshamaa is an undergraduate student, currently pursuing her BS Arch and Certificate in Architecture and Society, in the School of Architecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She is interested in the shape grammar formalism, Palladian architecture and the relation between architecture and society. Reem is an undergraduate research assistant at the Shape Computation Lab and her contributions include organizing contents for the database of Greece and Italy Study Abroad Program as well as documenting and archiving the research work of the lab.