(U.S.)
Academic Projects
These academic projects explore the intersection of space, emotion, and human connection. Designed during my Master’s in Architecture, they focus on creating inclusive, comforting environments that respond to emotional, cultural, and social needs. While I worked on multiple projects throughout the program, these two selected works—AmbianceHut and Gen Den—are among my personal favorites. Whether it’s fostering belonging for international students through shared housing or crafting a multisensory retreat centered on atmosphere and cultural comfort, each concept is rooted in empathy-driven design. These projects reflect my passion for thoughtful, people-first architecture—spaces that not only serve functional needs but also nurture well-being, community, and shared experience.
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Gen Den - A Prototypical Project
This project explores intergenerational living as part of my academic work during my Master’s program in the U.S. Gen Den was designed as a shared housing concept for elderly individuals and international students, fostering connection through everyday routines and spatial overlap. The design encourages cultural exchange, companionship, and mutual support—reflecting my interest in inclusive, socially responsive architecture.
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Project AmbienceHut - Merced, CA
This project highlights my academic exploration of community-oriented living during my Master’s program in the U.S.
Project AmbienceHut was designed for outdoor activity enthusiasts, blending indoor comfort with shared, interactive outdoor spaces. It reflects my focus on spatial planning that encourages both privacy and meaningful social connection through thoughtful, inclusive design.