Pavilion exhibit space. Design based on the golden ratio. Every wall/partition is movable and makes the space flexible with infinite possibilities to adapt and transform into different spaces depending on the requirements for each exhibit.
Conceptual art gallery. Narrow site, location and climate were considerations that played a great part in how the final design materialized. Dimmed natural light through frosted glazing in the vaulted ceilings will ensure that only the right amount of light is let into the gallery to preserve the artwork on display in the gallery. Rooftop terrace offers outside seating area for visitors, while backyard serves as an outside sculpture garden.
Conceptual model of performing space. Inspired by the dancers line - the arabesque. Blending of the inside and the outside where the landscape functions as the natural seating for the audience.
Conceptual campus building. Sustainable design for the desert. Direction of the building, and shading structures that extend from the building, shielding for the midday sun on the exterior spaces surrounding the building. Permeable walls that create a cooling effect for the inside spaces. Created through a layering system where the walls get cooled down through permeable screens as the outer layer of the walls, and through water which is part of the layering of the walls.
Conceptual dormitory. Won AIA scholarship based on this design in student competition. Narrow leftover site on UNLV campus. Two story dormitory with varied size dorm rooms, common kitchen/laundry/ sitting room/creative space linked together through a elevated bridge/garden.
Single space gallery to exhibit work by Dahli.
Drawn by hand axonometry. Refurbished historical building.
Conceptual eco tourism resort. Master thesis project. Site northern Norway, off the grid, oceanside exploration, workspace for seasonal live in artist. Eight duplex cabins situated along the coastal line. There is a common areal that hosts outdoor pool, sauna, restaurant, library, staff living space, docking area with a welcoming boathouse, and live in artist space/workout area/gallery. Exploring the arctic nature with the midnight sun and the wildlife that the ocean and the mountains offer. Site also offer historical traces of early settlement from the stone age and iron age.
