Interior Design

Yellowstone Sanctuary is driven by the need to reframe how visitors engage with a landscape defined by wonder, endurance, and collective presence. Rather than treating the visitor center as a transactional checkpoint, the project positions it as an intentional environment that supports learning, reflection, and shared experience, drawing from both scientific understanding and Indigenous ways of relating to land, time, and stewardship.

Sanctum House is driven by the belief that architecture can provide both physical refuge and emotional restoration. Rather than separating the home from its surrounding landscape, the design fosters a continuous relationship between nature, light, and daily life, creating a retreat centered on simplicity, well-being, and quiet connection.

Studio Mosaic is driven by the opportunity to transform a historic structure into a place where creativity, community, and heritage coexist. Rather than preserving the Parkside Firehouse as a static artifact, the project reimagines it as a living environment that supports artistic exchange, adaptive reuse, and meaningful connections between artists and the surrounding neighborhood.