A pavillion twisted from a simple box to follow the site’s slope. The pavilion bends at a major path intersection with three defined zones; an accessible entrance, amphitheater-style seating, and a public bathroom. Its open, sunlit form becomes a natural extension of the landscape.
Year // 2025
Tools // Rhino, Adobe CC
Course // DES 202: Studio II @ UBC
A development proposal for Fishermen’s Wharf in response to the 2100 rising sea levels, located along False Creek. The redesign introduces opportunities for public interaction with the existing fishing culture. New features include an extended seawall and market dock for pedestrian access, elevation of existing buildings to protect against sea level rise, and relocation of Creekside park for community gathering and flood protection.
Year // 2024
Tools // Rhino, Blender, Adobe CC
Course // DES 201: Studio I @ UBC
*Group project
A study of the home as an architectural instrument, designed for an ecologist conducting research on old growth trees in Deep Cove, North Vancouver. The building adopts the operative program of a telescope; receiving, focusing, and refining information, translating this into spatial form.
Year // 2025
Tools // Revit, Adobe CC
Course // DES 301: Studio III @ UBC
A study of Resor House by Mies van der Rohe; The first model explores Mies’ exploration of grounded masses versus floating planes. The second model investigates spatial porosity and density that reinforce the floating quality of the central volume using Mies’ rectilinear typology.
Year // 2025
Tools // Handmade models
Course // DES 301: Studio III @ UBC
A site analysis of Oak Meadows Park aimed at creating a vibrant community space. Located along the growing Cambie Corridor and adjacent Oakridge developments, the site presents opportunities to integrate green infrastructure and respond to increased population growth. Proposed interventions include a picnic pavilion, community garden, pollinator gardens, and bioswales, together forming a holistic strategy for strengthening public space in Vancouver.
Year // 2024
Tools // Rhino, Adobe CC
Course // DES 231: Site Analysis & Planning @ UBC
An investigative prototype observing the flexibility and articulation of the human spine through a series of 10 modules, serving as a conceptual foundation for understanding movement in architectural form.
Year // 2025
Tools // Rhino, Adobe CC
Course // DES 202: Studio II @ UBC
*Group project
A gecko terrarium prototype inspired by the dunescape of the Arabian Desert. The ground-dwelling, nocturnal species spends most of its time at the lowest elevations of its habitat. The organic form limits direct sunlight through tightly spaced ribs, and is planted with shrubbery and cacti to provide shade, burrowing opportunities, and access to dew, the gecko’s primary source of water.
Year // 2023
Tools // Handmade model, Adobe CC
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