One Function. Infinite Answers
Four bus stops. One ordinary problem. Four completely different ideas about what public architecture can be. A bus stop has a remarkably simple job: provide a place to wait and some protection from the elements. Yet these structures turn that basic function into something...
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Designing at the Scale of the Space
- in Hospitality
Hospitality artwork has to do more than fill an empty wall. At this scale, it becomes part of the environment — responding to the architecture, the identity of the property, and the experience of moving through the space. For the Hard Rock Hotel in...
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Research Is Still a Creative Skill
- in Creative
There’s research, and then there’s looking at the first page of Google and scrolling through the same references everyone else is scrolling through. Real research means digging. Find a project that interests you. Find the studio that made it. Follow that studio to another...
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I Still Like Making Things That Exist in the Real World
- in Hospitality
So much of design lives on a screen now. I love digital work, but there’s still something different about seeing something you created become part of an actual space. This large-scale lobby piece for The Ritz-Carlton is a good example. The project was a...
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