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Project Name 130 S Beretania
Project Type Multifamily Housing, Affordable Housing, Residential
Location Honolulu, Hawaii
Status Competition Entry (2025)
Program Area 28,300 SM / 304,000 SF (including parking)
Total Units 196
Unit Types 1BD - 36 (20%)
2BD - 88 (45%)
3BD - 72 (35%)
Height 12 Stories / 40 M / 135'
Parking 200 Stall / 2 Loading
Located at the mauka edge of downtown Honolulu, 130 S. Beretania St occupies a threshold site between the city’s historic core and the ascending terrain of the Pali Highway. The design responds to this unique triangular gateway site with an intentionally arranged set of slender mid-rise residences…
Project Name Trillium Creative Office Building
Project Type Commercial Office
Location Woodland Hills, California
Status Pre-Construction
Program Area 4,000 SM / 43,100 SF
Height 3 Stories / 20M / 68'
Parking 404 Stalls / 15 Bicycle
In Woodland Hills, the Trillium project redefines an existing property with the addition of a three-story, 45,000 SF Creative Office Building at its center. Once home to an outdated fitness facility, the new building modernizes the site with pedestrian-oriented features, layered circulation…
Project Name Pyeongchang-dong Art Complex
Project Type Arts & Culture
Location Seoul, South Korea
Status Competition Entry (2017)
Program Area 4,000 SM / 43,100 SF
Height 3 Stories / 20 M / 65'
Parking 40 Stalls / 1 Loading
Influenced by the slopes of Bukhan-san and Bugak-san, the Pyeongchang-dong Art Complex engages a site where nature, city, and cultural memory converge. The design is derived from this hillside site by use of stepped, angular forms that trace the terrain while establishing a distinct civic presence…