Lost in the Woods
Architecture, Interior Design / Unbuilt 2018. Size: 1,600 s.f., Upstate New York
The low-lying residence is a stony outcropping absorbed into the riverside becoming a feature within the landscape rather than the focal point. The interior becomes its own topography that peers onto the forest’s edge.
Greenscraper Hotel
Architecture, Interior Design, Hospitality / Unbuilt 2012. NYC
In a new way to address the built landscape and hotel typology, this hybrid approach is rooted in its social context to create a vertical greenscape revitalizing the urban area.
Brooklyn Condo
Architecture, Interior Design / Unbuilt 2015. Size: 9,000 s.f., NYC
Mimicking the surroundings we respect the past while carving out a foothold for the burgeoning neighborhood’s future.
Guggenheim, Helsinki
Architecture, Interior Design, Design Development / Unbuilt 2014. Size: 250,000 s.f., NYC
The expansive stone facade reflects Helsinki’s history paying homage to the Suomenlinna, the sea fortress, and the museum’s galleries capture Finland’s growing culture, craftsmanship, and modern art scene.
Daegu Gosan Public Library
Architecture, Interior Design, Site Planning / Unbuilt 2012. Size: 115,000 s.f., Daegu, South Korea
Using the techniques from ancient book production, the structure of the library folds over at a central spine to create verticality. Expansive grounds provides room for the community to enjoy nature.
MAC - Museo de Arte Contemporaneo
Architecture, Interior Design, Site Planning / Unbuilt 2013. Size: 300,000 s.f., Spain
Three volumes rest on a plinth, one for each way the home-owner shares their residence with friends and family. The center is an art gallery, the right is for entertaining guests, the left is a number of suites.
Strength in Numbers Pavilion
Architecture, Event Planning, Temporary Structure / Unbuilt 2013. Size: 1,100 s.f., Governor’s Island, NY
Utilizing one of the most prevalent garbage littering the island, plastic bags and fishing line, a community venue is created. The semi-transparent structure allows the enclosure to feel open as sunlight dapples the interior.
Interconnection Data Facility Façade & Offices
Architecture, Facade Design, Interior Design / Unbuilt 2017. Size: 65,000 s.f., Long Island, New York.
While maintaining much of the original structure, we created a twin-walled facade system. The shades block sun while the greenery absorbs it, helping maintain the building’s interior temperature key for maintaining servers properly.