Arctic Hotel

Finland

KIWI Meditation Hut

New Zealand

Unbuild The Wall

Competition Entry Honorable Mention

Re-Rig

Competition The Louisiana continental shelf contains around 5,500 oil platforms. The majority of these platforms are expected to be decommissioned in the next ten years requiring that 150-200 oil platforms to be removed annually. Research has shown that oil jackets provide opportunities for rich marine ecosystems to grow on the oil jacket structure. Having a marine research education laboratory on an oil jacket can provide opportunities for a variety of research such as aquaculture.

Social Housing

Academic Project

Fire Station 5

Competition Honorable Mention Efficiency is an essential factor in the design of a fire station, thus circulation needs to operate with clarity and simplicity. The program is stacked around the apparatus bay to ensure quick response time. The buildings program is stacked vertically to limit the buildings footprint on the site, and create a building typology that better suited an urban environment.

Coeur d 'Alene After the Reign

Competition 3rd Place Our project proposes a scenario in which world oil production peaks resulting in gas prices at $7. The project imagines the impact of even a modest increase in the cost of fuel and the repercussions it might have on the built environment and the way we live within it.

Rehydrating Vegas

Graduate Project This thesis speculates the possibility of Las Vegas being a sustainable city. How can the city, with all its mechanisms of consumption, unquenchable thirst for water, its voracity for energy, its greedy and glutinous demand for food-ever be sustainable?

Museum of the Moving Image

Competition Entry Museums, armatures for collective societal experience and cultural expression, present new ways of interpreting the world. They retain knowledge, preserve information and transmit ideas; they stimulate curiosity, raise awareness and create opportunities for exchange. As instruments of education and social change, museums can have a potential to shape the publics understanding of themselves in the world in which they live.

Moscow Silos

Kinetic Shelter

Conceptual Project Inspired by the ideas of the “Situationist”, the design attempts to create spaces that can continually be changed and altered to a myriad of different spaces bringing continual interest to the people that inhabit it. The shelter can be easily rearranged to accommodate for the needs of users through the use of the track system that is based on an x,y grid which allows the individual components of the shelter to move independently.

Moscow Aquatic Center

Studio Project The structural expression of the aquatic center takes inspiration from observing the phenomena of fluid dynamics and crosscurrents in water. The structure not only acts as a cover but also as an expression of water's fluidity.