Michael J. Farris


Is an architecture student at The Rhode Island School of Design, RISD, and recently studied abroad at the ETH Zurich. Michael is receving a  minor in the Theory History of Art & Design.


As a future entrepreneur, Michael is fascinated by thresholds, third spaces, contested lands, and everything that lies in the "in-between". Living within these intersections allows him to increase the surface area of serendipity.


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Michael J. Farris


 Is an architecture student
at The Rhode Island School of Design, and recently studied abroad at the ETH Zurich.  

As a future entrepreneur, Michael is fascinated by thresholds, third spaces, contested lands, and everything that lies in the "in-between". Living within these intersections allows him to increase the surface area of serendipity- a tool that is all too often forgotten.

He is currently looking for a full-time paid internship from May 2022-August 2022. 

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Liminal or Limitless? 
Utalizing cloud point modeling with laser scanning technology we scanned the service tunnel underneath the ETH Zurich main building. A point cloud model consists of huge amounts of data points in three dimensions (with X, Y and Z coordinates).

We were fascianted by tight thresholds of passageways under the buidling especially as it realtes to sound. 

Collaborator: Joseph Inglima

Critic: Christopher Griot