Fargo Competition
I recently competed another competition. This one was for a multi-use building in Fargo, North Dakota. The results were not what I would call interesting, but I was very Continue reading
I recently competed another competition. This one was for a multi-use building in Fargo, North Dakota. The results were not what I would call interesting, but I was very Continue reading
We have finished work on the Taiwan Tower competition. The winner for the this competition is Dorin Stefan. In general the results were a bit crazier than what we proposed. Continue reading
The results for the Hong Kong – Macao Border Crossing have been released. While the projects are high quality I think we deserved more consideration. The project we submitted was Continue reading
This project that I did last September with Karol Markos & Westforth Architecture won second place in a revised competition. After being originally canceled, the competition was relaunched with slightly Continue reading
This is part of the competition that I just finished, but it doesn’t figure too much in the submission, so I think I can share it early. This was for Continue reading
Just started working on a competition with Tom Verebes, who was teaching at the DRL while I was there, and a couple of other former DRL students including Praneet Verma Continue reading
The process of creating the tree like facades was developed using the Lindemayer System algorithm which is used to mimic plant life and is also the basis of many fractal Continue reading
The results for the competition that I finished in mid-December with Tudor Timotin and Karol Markos were announce recently (see the lower left corner of the site). We did not Continue reading
OK, so I lied, I actually do have something to post. But I didn’t have it earlier today. It’s something that I’m working on, just admire its prettiness for now. Continue reading
I just did a small competition for Log magazine. They asked for post card and 100 word text for their cover. I proposed a folding postcard instead of an image, Continue reading