Curated Work
Listed below is all my best work so far in my educational career. Throughout my education, I have strived to learn as much as possible about the Architectural Process and have endeavored to create projects that are reverent to their program, context, and concept.
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Reminiscence takes the eloquent form of a Farm Implement Museum. This museum takes every opportunity to pay tribute to the stories of the Native Americans of Kansas by telling the narrative with their own tools.
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This abstraction explores the nature of the organization of space by a single designer. A coherent scheme of 3 geometric patterns blends across a landscape on which 2" cubic volumes stand.
03
These planes act as a first act to the below work. They explore the nuances of spatial hierarchy across an 8" cubic volume. A proportioning system is lightly inscribed on the surface of these planes, speaking to the design decisions made.
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Building upon the previous work, Spatial Enclosure explicitly describes the various volumes and geometries created by the planes. Primary and Secondary volumes are encompassed by an offset Datum.
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Radiant Sunrise strives to create a monument on the soil of the Konza Prarie. This monument holds within it a space for visitors to experience 3 artworks by various artists, all of the works are highlighted through their unique relationship to natural sunlight.
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Ascension is a project that holds reverence to the Artist that it enshrines. Through a rigid adherence to the residential Ken Mat proportioning system, a cultural homage to Isamu Noguchi is created in the form of a tiered sculpture garden. Streams of water cut through the garden serves to calm the environment into a reflective atmosphere.
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Contemplation sits along the west coast of the U.S. providing a contemplative get-a-way for Yayoi Kusama a 94-year-old Japanese American Artist known for experimental performative artwork.
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Clark Heights, the final work of my high school career, is an exploration of mixed-use development. Standing tall at 70 stories, the tower houses 1400 residential units from 1-bedroom to penthouse options. With a retail mall taking up the first two floors of the program, Clark Heights reimagines the typical high-rise residential work.
