‘Ambo’ is a conceptual environment designed for individuals experiencing a loss of identity. The space fosters holistic healing by rejuvenating the body, engaging the mind, and offering a phenomenological experience for the soul. Through intentional design, ‘Ambo’ seeks to inspire renewal, creativity, and self-discovery. The end user is invited to find healing, freedom, and grounding through a built environment that encourages reflection, restoration, and the rediscovery of self.

This project centered on the restoration and adaptive reuse of the historic Comer Barn in Gallatin, Tennessee. The concept reimagined the existing structure as a vineyard destination featuring a restaurant, event spaces, a wine cellar, private tasting rooms, and an exclusive balcony experience. The design process encompassed schematic sketching, conceptual planning, floor and furniture plans, millwork elevations, design boards, and renderings.

This project, sponsored by Steelcase, focused on designing an office space for NEXT, a clean beauty brand that champions inclusivity, diversity, and the celebration of individual greatness. The design aimed to embody these values while reflecting the Korean heritage of the CEO and the dynamic culture of its New York City location. Key considerations included supporting a hybrid work model, integrating advanced technology, and maintaining sensitivity to post-pandemic workplace design. The proposed office occupies the 7th and 8th floors at 4 Columbus Circle, New York, NY, encompassing approximately 15,000 square feet.

A multi-faith place of worship integrating neutral, interpretive elements to respect two religions without favoring either. The design emphasizes open, flexible spaces, natural light, and thoughtful material choices to create a welcoming environment that fosters reflection, comfort, and personal spiritual connection

The objective of this project was to design a shelter that embodies the emotional resonance of a chosen song. I selected “River” by Leon Bridges, a song that conveys the release of anguish, fear, and pain while illustrating a journey toward freedom, acceptance, and spiritual renewal. The design translates these themes into spatial form, atmosphere, and material expression.

Includes both process and furniture sketches.

This 5,000 sq. ft. new-build residence in Gallatin, Tennessee features a gymnasium, powder room, open-concept living and kitchen area, guest bedroom, and guest bathroom. My responsibilities included developing the floor plan, selecting materials and finishes, creating presentation boards and renderings, and leading client meetings.

This project is located in Gallatin, TN. It includes an outdoor dining area, a pool with a sun ledge and a spill-over spa, a fire pit, a sitting ledge, and travertine pavers. I designed the pool layout, selected the materials, and made the furniture layout.