A competition-winning entry for a tiny home focused on a connection to nature, and shaped by the balance of exposure and solitude.
An explosion of water onto a natural environment. This bathroom addition was inspired by one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Nature-inspired design at an urban scale. This adaptive-reuse of an existing office tower looks to the landscape of Alaska for its geometry, material, and experience.
The Living Ribbon
Queens, NY
Adaptive Re-use of a ruin from the 1964 World's Fair. The Living Ribbon both integrates the historic structure into the natural surrounding park, and wraps the building to create a new premier sports stadium.
The Trailhead
Tiburon, CA
Net-Zero Energy Visitor Center and educational exhibit. The Trailhead brings sustainability to the forefront of its design by integrating its energy-generating systems into the visitor's experience.
722 Washington Blvd Apartments
Los Angeles, CA
Net Zero Energy apartment complex containing 50 affordable housing units and retail space. Located in a dense community in South Los Angeles, 722 Washington utilizes a solar-optimized building form to create layers of access to the public and private.
UnFurled
Los Angeles, CA
Perkins + Will's entry into the 2017 Architects for Animals Giving Shelter event. The modular, intertwining structure is a big hit with the kittens.
CALA - The Center for Architecture + Urban Design
Los Angeles, CA
Located in Downtown Los Angeles, CALA combines the AIA Los Angeles and the A+D Museum under one roof in addition to a theater, library and classrooms.
Venice Beach Lifeguard Tower
Venice, CA
A twisting wooden tower which naturally becomes a spiral staircase for lifeguards to ascend. This low cost, experimental design utilizes one simple form to create a shelter, viewing deck, and shading device.