Portfolio section
Spatial strategies that make technical performance, human use, and environmental context visible and coherent.
Selected work
The design portfolio spans architecture, urban regeneration, interiors, adaptive reuse, healthcare, and the participant-facing interfaces of technical systems.
01A contemporary Hong Kong co-living community that reinterprets the tulou courtyard through porous massing, shared programs, and landscape.
02A Tochal mountain resort organized as six guest suites and shared facilities, balancing privacy, landscape, and collective experience.
03A mixed-use regeneration proposal reconnecting Greco-Breda through housing, green networks, active mobility, urban agriculture, and resource-conscious infrastructure.
04A river-led masterplan that turns the Caldone corridor into a connected network of public spaces, activity poles, ecological zones, and active-mobility routes.
05An adaptive-reuse proposal transforming an existing site in Lecco into a hiking and mountain-sports hub with renewed circulation, envelope, and public identity.
06A third-place healthcare concept combining behavioral-health planning, a calmer patient experience, and an integrated all-outdoor-air HVAC strategy.
07A contemporary-art museum in Rasht organized around sequences of approach, exhibition, pause, and framed relationships between interior space and landscape.
08An active-house precedent showing how envelope openings, shading, daylight, and renewable systems can be composed as one architectural strategy.
09A kinetic shading system developed as both an environmental control device and a responsive architectural layer.
10A participant-facing feedback experience that translates circadian-light measurements into legible trends and timely guidance.
11A decision-support framework for prioritizing school investments across resources, urgency, regulation, uncertainty, equity, stakeholders, and governance.
12A research chapter connecting nature-based urban and building strategies with heat-health benefits, implementation constraints, and questions of equitable access.
13Comparative climate and precedent analysis connecting Guilan’s humid-climate passive strategies with contemporary overheating questions in Philadelphia housing.
14An original compact-workplace concept in which a folded plywood wall turns severe area limits into a calm, adaptable working environment.
15An original adaptive-reuse concept using reversible service pods and a daylit movement hall to give a constrained rowhouse a new public life.
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