Evan Huggins
industrial design & technology
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NASA xHab
Mars Transit Habitat

The MOTH Mars Transit Habitat was developed in a NASA sponsored collaborative studio between industrial design and architecture at Pratt Institute. The curriculum emphasized maximizing creativity within confining technical parameters.

Evan served as team leader for a group of 20 students, contributing to design development and vision. He oversaw the creation of this presentation deck and presented it to NASA engineers at Johnson Space Center. A full scale model of the project was displayed at the Intrepid Air and Space Museum in the summer of 2016.

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NASA Project Collaboration Inspires Pratt Students to Create Habitat for Travel to Mars
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