photo by kevin slavin in the unabomber’s cabin. Washington DC
CW&T is Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy. Their multidisciplinary work leverages technology and computing to reconsider the ways we keep time and construct space. They currently teach Time at ITP, architecture at Pratt Institute, and work in Brooklyn, NY. Both are graduates of ITP at NYU.
CW&T services include but are not limited to architectural design, product design, custom electronics, custom software, robotics, and web programming / design.
Some of the tools we use:
Arduino, Processing, Openframeworks, Javascript, PHP, HTML, Photoshop, Illustrator, Rhinoceros, InDesign, Java, C, OpenGL, MYSQL, Autocad, Rhinoscript, lasercutters, CNC mill, CNC lathe, sewing machine, welder, resistors, ICs
email: cwandt[at]cwandt[dot]com
address: 1205 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11222 [map]
telephone: 347 987 0001
Che-Wei Wang [pron. say-way] was born in Tokyo, Japan to a Taiwanese mother and a Japanese / Taiwanese father. He has over a decade of experience working in multidisciplinary design offices in New York creating work ranging from architecture, exhibitions, web design, interactive installations, and product design. He has taught design studios, parametric modeling, advanced media, technics, computational media and various scripting workshops at NYU, Pratt Institute, University at Buffalo, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania and City College of New York. He is currently a Visiting Instructor at Pratt Institute and an Adjunct at ITP. Che-Wei is the winner of the 2003 SOM fellowship and the Young Alumni Achievement Award from Pratt Institute. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Pratt Institute and a MPS from ITP (TISCH NYU).
Taylor Levy is an artist and designer who works with various technologies. In her work, technology is broken apart and reconstructed to expose its otherwise opaque inner workings. She holds a B.A. from Vassar College and a MPS from ITP (TISH NYU). Levy has experience teaching at Pratt Institute and University of Pennsylvania.











