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Featured Projects
The Seedling
A community driven housing typology enveloped in timber, cultivated through biophilic design and reinforced by a modular mass timber system. Designed for overlooked urban corridors and greyfield sites, it deploys prefabricated units and helical pile foundations to restore ecological function while adapting fluidly to varied parcels. By embracing material longevity and site specific responsiveness, it offers a replicable, future ready framework for resilient, community scaled growth.
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The Hollow
A compact, community driven housing proposal along Fayetteville’s College Avenue, transforming an overlooked site into a restored habitat shaped by light, landscape, and human‑scaled living. The project weaves new homes into a forgotten edge of the city, creating a place where nature, community, and thoughtful design come together to cultivate a renewed sense of belonging.
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Selah Chapel
A sanctuary carved from silence and light—where architecture becomes worship. Nestled in the Smoky Mountains, its white concrete form rises with quiet conviction, echoing the purity and permanence of faith. Inside, warm oak and suspended light evoke divine presence and human longing. Every detail speaks in metaphor: a place to pause, reflect, and encounter the sacred.
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The RIFT
Inspired by the historic fragmentation of Seattle’s International District, the RIFT Library embodies resilience and unity. A dramatic void carves through the structure, funneling light into the interior and shaping dynamic spatial interactions. Shifting floors, exterior terraces, and transitional crossings foster movement and connection, reinforcing the interplay between separation and cohesion. Encased in rectilinear corrugated steel, the façade integrates punctuated apertures, inviting light and city views while creating a layered dialogue between opacity and transparency.
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Folded Light
This project refines architectural intent through structural analysis, form manipulation, and site integration. Beginning with a barn study, the design evolved through "Folding," strategically shaping light and space. A custom light chute and refined wall conditions enhanced illumination, while final site placement near the Fayetteville Public Library ensured seamless spatial and programmatic interaction.
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