Caleb Lee

Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning, Bachelor of Science Architecture
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#HealthbyDesign is fundamentally interrelated in cause and effect, yet it resists any single comprehensive definition, having been ossified in Western biomedicine as a threshold tied to biopower, productivity, and Cartesian mind–body dualism. Within this paradigm, health is defined less as an objective condition and more by the environment in which the body exists, while architecture operates as the intentional manipulation of that environment to reshape how humans interface with it. Thus, health and design form a contextual positive feedback loop in which shifting biomedical paradigms destabilize fixed definitions of health and reconfigure its role in shaping human experience.

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Feature Project
︎Integrated Morning Console
︎THRESHOLD