Posts in Professional Honor
YP Senior Residence

YP Senior Residence is a 9-story, LEED Platinum-certified Bronx development that offers 117 units of critical affordable senior housing - including apartments reserved for formerly homeless seniors - while prioritizing health and happiness with sustainable design and a network of flexible indoor and outdoor social spaces.

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BK Vertical Loft

The BK Vertical Loft transforms a 5,955-square-foot former industrial steel workshop in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, into a light-filled urban triplex, using interlocking volumes, dramatic vertical voids, and a rooftop oasis to create an open, connected, and adaptable home for a family of four.

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Rhomboid Retreat

This compact studio outbuilding for a photographer and a filmmaker creates a woodsy, quiet retreat for creative concentration and reflection. Emerging from a steep, downslope site, rhomboid geometries produce skewed extensions of space and optics, projecting experience beyond the envelope and yielding a small building rich with expanded effect.

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Casa Luce

Casa Luce reframes contemporary architecture in the Southwest via preservation as an active, creative practice; one that saves embodied energy, honors cultural lineage, and redefines architectural essence through transformation rather than replacement. 

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Bend Hideaway

Bend Hideaway reacts delicately to its complex site, shielding occupants from neighbors to the northeast while opening westward into a 650-acre nature preserve, providing recent empty nesters with a private, high-performance escape that suits their active lifestyle.  

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Central Park House

The design approach to this iconic, sustainable residential development is driven by a pursuit of timeless simplicity, reacting against antiquated, formulaic buildings in the area. The tower provides residents a private sanctuary from the modern world, fostering belonging within a vertical village while remaining within reach of Metro Vancouver.

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Harlem Family Services - The Margaret Morgan Lawrence Center for Family and Child Development

The Margaret Morgan Lawrence Center is a 1,400sf licensed mental health clinic in Harlem serving underserved children and families. Rounded corners, continuous cove-lighting, warm materials, and home-like details create a soft, calming environment that challenges the institutional character of conventional mental healthcare, creating a welcoming space for healing and play.

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