Custom wallcoverings designed for the elevator lobbies of a new apartment building in Hartford. Inspired by Connecticut’s rich history of innovation and industry, each floor represents an item that was patented or manufactured in Hartford: bicycles, radios, payphones and typewriters.
Winner - Bok Corridor Reuse Competition
The proposed Bok Public Library breaks down the separation between the inner Bok community and the surrounding South Philly neighborhood by establishing a public gathering space that advances literacy, facilitates skill training, and inspires collaboration.
The Bok Public Library encourages building tenants to engage with the greater community, elevating the building’s rich history of creative entrepreneurship and transforming under-utilized spaces into a diverse and vibrant opportunity hub.
See the complete submission here: http://www.scout-ltd.com/corridor-press
Mural design and renderings developed as part of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Training Program. Located on the wall of the Offices for Homeless Services, this proposed mural design is a playful tribute to the many organizations and local groups who support individuals and communities across Philadelphia.
Third annual commission for the Society of American Registered Architects National Design Awards Program, “The SARAs” which includes the design and coordination of all email, document, signage, presentation, and printed material graphics.
This submission for the annual Blank Space competition was created in collaboration with Veronica Patrick and consists of an original “architectural fairy tale” and five narrative illustrations.
Click here to read the story.
A series of street art collages made in collaboration with artist @yuenglingblingbling, wheat-pasted to walls around Philadelphia.
The Vote Here sign was created as part of Next Stop: Democracy, a one-day "pop-up" exhibit of 60 original signs created by localartists and designers. Established in reaction to low voter participation in recent years, Next Stop: Democracy aimed to encourage civic engagement and increase voter turnout by commissioning artists to create original, eye-catching signs to direct voters to the polls and celebrate Election Day. The project was funded by the Knight Foundation as part of the Knight Cities Challenge.
When I Move You Move is a temporary street installation created as part of the Pearl Street Passage Project for the 2015 Design Philadelphia Festival.
The collaborative project team included Architects Kelly Ennis and Peter McBride, Lighting Designer David Seok, and Fabricator/Designer Jeff Goettner.
Digital collages from a variety of architectural presentations, design competitions, and personal projects.
Design of programs, posters, and marketing materials for theater performances and events in Philadelphia.