A house that reinvents borrowed architectural tropes.

Rethinking the typical three-flat along a commercial corridor.

A building without interior circulation.

Rethinking domestic living along an urban alleyway.

Rooftop Addition to a Chicago Greystone

A living experience across the double lot width.

Renovation of an historic Howard Van Doren Shaw House

Organizing an apartment around storage.

Apartments that use a system of modules based on the form of stacking table tops.

A home for an artist, where a central courtyard connects living spaces with a studio.

A renovated four-story Chicago home featuring a rooftop oasis.

A place of respite and relaxation along the Chicago Riverwalk.

A gateway greets visitors with a unique circular form - the universal symbol of inclusion and harmony.

An ADA accessible ramp that gently brings visitors up
to San Antonio City Hall’s entrance.

An award-winning design for pedestrians to access viewing decks along Chicago’s waterfront.

Renovation bridges special collections to the main stack.

A Residence Hall Lobby Renovation.

The redesigned student lobby thoughtfully preserves its historic architectural details.

Design through Finding: three new spaces in MD Anderson Hall

A renovation inspired to reveal and expose the rich history of the building’s context.

The new Swiss Consulate Chicago brings a domestic language to the office interior at the Hancock Tower.

Dizzy's curates an interior vertical sensory experience.

A 10-Car garage for a car collector in the countryside.

A Greenhouse for growing in the countryside.

Additions that collectively enhance the countryside’s clarity

A garage turned into a studio for a local artist.

A renovated Chicago lot that incorporates a gallery space for a local artist.

An exhibition showcasing a concept of affordable housing

This home accommodates the needs of the nuclear family by functionally organizing master and children’s bedrooms on the opposite ends of the home.

This house reimagines the four bedrooms as individual suites, positioning the common area in a way that reflects contemporary co-living within a suburban context.

The anterooms create intentional moments of pause and reflection, inviting occupants to consider what daily living truly entails.

Reimagining crown molding as an element for spatial sculpture.

Exhibition at MAS Context models five residential projects on standard Chicago lots.