ParallaX Shift investigates perception as a spatial and ethical framework—how architecture mediates between conflicting narratives, embodied viewpoints, and cultural systems of value.

The Air Traffic Control Tower investigates how architecture can visualize and sustain the invisible systems of global coordination that enable air travel and atmospheric control.

On-Demand Workspace investigates how a multi-tenant “storefront” building reconfigures work, access, and reciprocity by extending the sidewalk into flexible office interiors through a calibrated path of public amenities, structural clarity, and service-ready partitions.

Incarceration of the Future investigates how architecture can shift from punitive control toward systems of rehabilitation, reciprocity, and social care—redefining the prison as civic infrastructure rather than spatial exclusion.