Projects
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United States Land Port of Entry- Calais, Maine
Bard College Residence Halls - Annandale-on-Hudson, New York
Swissair First Class and Business Class Lounge - John F. Kennedy International Airport, Jamaica, New York
SUNY College at Purchase Dance Conservatory - Purchase, New York
SUNY College at Purchase Music Conservatory - Purchase, New York
Razor and Tie - New York, New York
Pohang City Hall - Pohang, Korea
Capital One Auditorium - McLean, Virginia
53 North Moore Lobby - New York, New York
Sunwall - Washington, DC
Egyptian Museum Competition - Egypt
King Penthouse - New York, New York
Private House Addition - United States
Kawaja Penthouse - New York, NY
Dixon Loft - New York, NY
Biblioteca de Mexico - Mexico City
Balsam Loft - New York, New York
Bauman Apartment - New York, New York
Korean Embassy - Beijing, China
Korean Foreign Ministry - Seoul, Korea
National Museum of Korea - Seoul, Korea
Higashi-Gotanda Master Plan - Tokyo, Japan
Swiss Center Façade & Shared Facility for Swissair, Switzerland Tourism and Reusch International - New York, NY
Pfizer Conference Center - Jersey City, NJ
Modular Urban Housing - Pittsburgh, PA
New York Comprehensive Care Center - New York, NY
W Residence - New York, NY
Urban Playground - Volunteers of America Bronx Early Learning Center
Becker House - Gloucester, MA
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