1. Vanna Venturi House, USA Front View – Vanna Venturi House Year: 1964Type: ResidentialLocation: Philadelphia, USA 2. Fire Station 4, Columbus, USA Facade View – Fire Station 4 Year: 1968Type:…
This proposal re-imagines the form, function, and funding of the stadium typology to ensure its vitality while activating an underutilized parcel in a developing metropolis. The former Olusosun Landfill in…
Our clients for this project are a fabulous, sophisticated couple. The best kind of client, who truly appreciates great design, has vision, and is willing to take “risks” to attain…
The River Oaks embodies a classic sense of modernist architecture that is sought after and deeply appreciated. The landmark building has been transformed into a 250,000 square-foot luxury condominium, offering…
A Brooklyn family fulfilled their dream of a spotless-almost-sterile, gleaming home, by building it in the mountainside. Their designer made that dream come alive. Architecture, Construction & Design Awards 2018…
Llegado is a series of stool made of pulp from the recycled paper. It is an exploration in the use of paper pulp’s structural strength and a search for a…
The reverse side of the Nobel Prize medal depicts Mother Nature (the obverse is a bust of Alfred Nobel) emerging from the cloud mist (dust to cosmologists). A mortal beauty…
A dying commercial power center. A vacating anchor tenant at a regional mall, with no options for leasing. A vacant urban property, readying for redevelopment. Wherever there is space that…
Moving Architecture is for a national catastrophe response team. After devastating flooding, fires, earth quakes, hurricanes, mud slides and hail storms a team from the insurance companies go into these…
As part of a program of Design Excellence, the Dallas Department of Parks and Recreation is replacing dozens of decayed, 1960s shelters in metropolitan public parks. In the case of…
Living in the Wall explores what happens when the building envelope aspires to become more than “a line on a page”, but instead a multi-dimensional blur between people and the…
University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Management and Technology offers a dual degree in engineering and business to fewer than 200 undergraduate students. This 8,500-square-foot building serves as their social and…