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The Urban Suburban Home
This project is the culmination of an ambitious endeavor to blend the spatial qualities of old industrial urban environments with the context of a new suburban home. The integration
THE WATER MACHINE
This is The Water Machine. It is a tourist-oriented spectacle that spans from Liverpool to Wigan. It is an attempt to solve a growing freshwater problem faced in the
POMO DECO ABWO
Companies are increasingly adopting domestic elements to make the office less ‘office-like’. But what if, instead of providing a sense of familiarity and relaxation to the workplace, the office
VAUXVILLE
This project looks at potential industry development along the Irish border based on Tariff relating ramifications and loopholes of Brexit. The project is focused in Belleek, a town situated
DWELL: Protect – Belong
To dwell means to belong to a given place, and places that have a sense of belonging must be protected. There is a difference between a house and
Chair Prototype: PORT-ORB
The Portable-Orb (Portorb) Chair began with a vision to enable a dramatic experience juxtaposing sovereign and respite. Part of obtaining this reality in a functioning to-scale prototype involved technical
THE ADZE: Housing in Lebreton
As the newest addition to the Ottawa Skyline, theADZE symbolizes a new era for Canada’s Capital city. Reaching 200 meters in height, this is the tallest building to be located
LINKING LEBRETON
Linking Lebreton is an alteration on the award winning “Rendez-vous Lebreton” master plan designed by Hobin Architecture Inc. This adapted design began with a line of sight discovery created
Border Crossings: Director’s Project Competition 2017
This competition takes place at the first week of the fall term and celebrates the beginning of a new school year. The theme this year was Border Crossings: Conflicts. Migrations.
ORPHEUM: CENTRE OF ROTTERDAM
The Swan Bridge elegantly tolerates a stream of cars to cross over the Mass River in downtown Rotterdam. Orpheum acts as a magnet that pulls the pedestrian pathway off