art and functionality
5.3.2023
this project was an interpretation and reimagination of urban streetscape design, especially within the influence of Covid-19 and limited indoor-spaces due to virus exposure. transforming vehicle-dominated infrastructure into a human-centered public space, my architectural goal was to reconceptualize four to six parallel parking spaces as a multifunctional park and café that prioritizes pedestrian movement, social interaction, and micro-scale urban ecology. the design explored how circulation, seating, and build form can activate the threshold between street and side-walk, ultimately creating an adaptable, small-scale intervention that operates both at the scale of furniture and urban infrastructure.
labrynth
3.7.2023
the goal of this project was to translate a physical architecture model into a digital environment using Rhino3D to explore how movement shapes spatial experiences. by integrating circulation as an intrinsic design element rather than an added pathway, the project aimed to choreograph how users navigate, pause, and perceive space. thus, this building represents an explorational demonstration of how architecture transforms through motion and scale.
initial 2D plan