Rosewood Miramar Beach - 2018
Work done with KMZ New York
Role: Design Development, Renderings, Technical Drawings
Sennheiser Installation - 2016
Work done at SET Creative
Role: Design Development
This is an installation within the Oculus to bring brand awareness to Sennheiser and their audio equipment. I was responsible for taking a conceptual sketch and transforming it into a functional structure without comprising the original design intent.
Wolf Gordon Installation - 2016
Work done with Graham Kelman and The New Motor
Role: Technical Drawings, CNC files
This project is a traveling exhibition that showcases Wolf Gordons collection of textiles. I was responsible with working closely with the artist and fabricator to refine the fabrication process and iron out all the details. I generated all the shop drawings and cnc files making sure that everything came together smoothly.
Saks 5th Avenue Windows - 2016
Work done in with Kate McCollough and The New Motor
Role: Design Development, Renderings, Shop Drawings
Work done at Matter Architecture Practice
Role: Design Development, Prototyping, Renderings, Technical Drawings
Work done at Set Creative
Role: Design Development, Renderings
Work done with Kate McCollough
Role: Design Development, Renderings
South Street Seaport - 2014
Work done at Guild
Role: Conceptual Design / Engineering / Shop Drawings
Guild designed and fabricated this public seating sculpture at South Street Seaport for the holiday season.
The form was inspired by the cross section through a tree trunk revealing the radial growth rings.
Sukkah City Competiton Finalist - 2010
Work done at Matter Architecture Practice
Role: Conceptual Design, Visualization, Model Making, Design Development, Fabrication, Install
Furniture - 2010
Work done at Matter Architecture Practice
Role: Conceptual Design / Design Development / Fabrication / Installation
Matter was selected to produce an installation as part of the Evergreen Museum’s 6th Sculpture Biennial.
Photos taken by Matter Architecture Practice
National Building Museum - 2009
Work done at Matter Architecture Practice
Role: Model Making, Fabricaton, Install
Matter developed this project from the exhibition’s early conceptual stages, helping expand the texture and dimension of the inherently text-heavy subject—green strategies at the community scale—into a visually engaging environment. We considered a broad definition of community—ranging in scale from digital communication networks to living cells. Further inspiration was drawn from ice core drillings, research that continues to illuminate more about our climatic history than was ever previously known.
Photos taken by Harry Zernike
Center for Architecture - 2009
Work done at Matter Architecture Practice
Role: Schematic Design, Visualization, Construction Documents, Fabricaton, Install, Project Manager
Photos taken by Martin Seck
Mobile Retail Store - 2015
Work done at Guild
Role: Conceptual Design, Visualization, Design Development, Shop Drawings
The interior of an Airstream was converted into a mobile retail store that travels to campuses across the country selling college curated clothing, accessories and shoes chosen by Neely Burch.
To make the environment more welcoming a 16’ wide by 8’ tall door was cut into the side of the airstream and hinged down to make a platform completely tranforming the space. The ottomons are multi-functional, both creating a central seating area while also covering the wheel hub.
A system of modular display units was designed to meet all the different needs of the client from displaying product to storage while on the road. The units can be stacked and arranged in a number of ways allowing for a lot of flexibility.
Retail Kiosk - 2015
Work done with Outland Projects
Role: Conceptual Design, Design Development, Renderings
This is a retail kiosk designed and developed in collaboration with Outland Projects at The Shops at North Bridge in Chicago.
The concept of a library was inspired by Etienne Aigner’s early career as a bookbinder before creating custom made high end leather goods. Details were extracted from the modular bookshelves in the New York Public Libary located in Byrant Park and incorporated into the display system that creates the enclosure of the kiosk.
“The shop remains true to the heritage and old-world spirit of Etienne Aigner’s Hungarian-born founder with beautiful wood floors in marble accents and brass accents throughout. Meanwhile, its glass façade, natural wood displays, and anchoring spherical chandelier give the space a modern feel.”
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