Bed-Stuy

Renovation of a three-story 2,800sf townhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

Completed 2025.

Towerhouse

This housing proposal explores a new missing middle that seeks a balance between housing density, diversity of uses, and delightful environments for its residents and surrounding community.

First Place, Planners Prize Award

Claverack

A 2,800sf house atop a rolling meadow, overlooking the Catskills mountains.

Coming Soon.

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오 송

Timber Town

Timber Town envisions a vibrant, high-density neighborhood that seamlessly integrates the natural beauty of Vancouver with the warmth and sustainability of mass timber construction.

Honorable Mention

Claverack

A 2,800sf house atop a rolling meadow, overlooking the Catskills mountains.

Coming Soon.

Burnaby

Feasibility study for a 4,400sf laneway duplex in Burnaby, BC.

Coming Soon.

Beach House

Design study for a beachfront getaway.

Coming Soon.

Bed-Stuy

Renovation of a three-story 2,800sf townhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

Completed 2025.

Understory

This housing proposal begins with the landscape and the grounds upon which new homes sit upon. The Understory gives much of the lot surface area back to California’s native landscape, creating a network of agricultural fields that weave between compact housing units to simultaneously increase shared open space and density on proposed lots.

Honorable Mention

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Carroll Gardens

Design for a gut renovation of an early-1900s townhouse in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.

Coming Soon.

Towerhouse

Urbanarium Decoding Density Design Competition

First Place, Planners Prize Award

An apartment exploring a client’s love for color.

Coming Soon.

Kensington

Bed-Stuy

Renovation of a three-story 2,800sf townhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

Completed 2025.

Oh Song

Oh Song

Kelowna

This housing proposal reconfigures auto-centric lots into walkable, daylight-filled communities where homes and gardens interlace like a patchwork quilt.

Honorable Mention

Towerhouse

Towerhouse gardens connect to existing and future greenways, expanding the city’s network of walking and biking paths to encourage active and sustainable modes of transportation.

First Place, Planners Prize Award

Home On The Riparian

Rather than rely on immobile, energy-intensive cooling centers across the city, and build walls to shut out rising waters, can the city embrace and rise above the incoming tides, pioneering a new form of urban amenity on the grounds of the public housing sites for protection, relief, and pleasure?

2020 Warming Competition

First Place