A pavilion generated through a repeatable sequence: start, twist, bend, divide. The simple extruded form bends to follow a park's slope and the operation produces three zones from one continuous gesture: an accessible entrance, tiered amphitheater seating, and a discreet washroom. The result is a natural pause in the landscape, absorbing pedestrians, performers, and rest into one curved form.
Year // 2025
Tools // Rhino, Blender, Adobe CC
Course // DES 202: Studio II @ UBC
A landscape response to Stanley Park's Prospect Point, where four overlapping disturbances — windthrow, looper moth infestation, logging, and soil degradation — are converging to reshape the forest. We mapped each disturbance's history and translated the data into four zone-specific management strategies, from windbreak plantings to habitat snags. The result guides visitors through a sequential path, turning damaged ground into an experiential story of ecological regeneration.
Year // 2026
Tools // Rhino, Adobe CC
Course // DES 302: Studio IV @ UBC
Collaborators // Bethany Cheung, Cheryl Yang, and Ariana Leon
A house designed as a research instrument for an ecologist studying old-growth trees in Deep Cove. The plan borrows a telescope's operative logic, translating it into a long glazed volume wrapped around a living Western Red Cedar. A sun-angle study informed the skylight and window placement, so the architecture itself becomes the lens through which the ecologist observes the forest.
Year // 2025
Tools // Revit, Blender, Adobe CC
Course // DES 301: Studio III @ UBC
A redesign of Fishermen's Wharf on False Creek, driven by projected sea-level-rise data through 2100. Rather than resisting the water, the proposal welcomes it: an extended seawall and market dock open the site to public access, existing buildings are elevated against flooding, and Creekside Park is relocated to double as both flood buffer and community gathering space, preserving the wharf's working fishing culture.
Year // 2024
Tools // Rhino, Blender, Adobe CC
Course // DES 201: Studio I @ UBC
Collaborators // Keira Santoso and Amber Sun