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Crosspoint Office Complex – 2022
The Crosspoint Office Complex redevelopment transforms a former American Express corporate campus in North Phoenix into a contemporary multi-tenant environment. The project redefines arrival, circulation, and identity through a new central lobby, custom-designed stair, and a series of exterior interventions including a steel canopy with integrated rain chains. Working from incomplete legacy conditions, the design resolves complex architectural systems into buildable elements, using light, reflection, and material precision to reposition an outdated corporate asset into a viable, modern workplace.
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Clearwater Mall Redevelopment – 1998
A 1997–1998 Clearwater retail development study captures a transition in Florida retail design, bridging mall-based concepts with emerging power center and open-air planning strategies.
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Center for Information Technology – 1997
Center for Information Technology is a thesis project developed in downtown Phoenix exploring architecture as infrastructure, environment, and public interface. The building integrates a photovoltaic screen at an urban scale to generate power while driving passive cooling strategies through thermal mass and air movement. Positioned within the public realm, the project extends beyond a single building to engage the city through an amphitheater and projection surface, creating a platform for events, media, and civic interaction.
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Bradley Guest House — Rammed Earth – 2022
A compact rammed earth guest house in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, shaped by thick walls, deep openings, and a restrained interior focused on light and perception.
