MIXED USE

Designed as an extension of the public realm, the street becomes a place of interaction—where landscape, seating, and storefronts work together to support both everyday use and spontaneous moments of play.

All rendered images are credited to Aoya. It was a great opportunity to design three blocks together, located in Zhengzhou, China.

SHENYANG EATON 

This mixed-use project involved NBBJ architects while I was collaborating with HASSELL. This concept drawing presents the plaza as a layered sequence of experiences, with paths, spaces, and moments interconnected to form a unified yet diverse landscape.

landscape concept idea sketch

Framed by building edges, this courtyard becomes a shared landscape—layering canopy, ground planting, and social spaces to support everyday use and informal gatherings.

Translating the concept into space, the plaza becomes a connected field of experiences—each zone distinct yet seamlessly woven into a continuous pedestrian landscape.

All images are credited to HASSELL.