Weaving Spaces

Led the architectural design and concept development of Weaving Spaces, translating two-dimensional linework into dynamic, interwoven forms that create layered environments blending structure and landscape.

Role & Objective

•Served as Lead Architectural Designer to explore weaving as both a conceptual and structural strategy in architectural form-making.
•Aimed to transform abstract graphic studies into spatial, three-dimensional designs that encourage movement and interaction.
•Focused on evolving weaving into a cohesive architectural language adaptable across multiple scales.

Actions Taken

•Developed figure-ground abstractions from line drawings of a hair straightener, experimenting with rotations and color shifts to analyze spatial relationships.
•Created physical models using interlaced planes that intersect at varied elevations and curvatures.
•Scaled weaving concepts into architectural forms featuring arching, dipping planes and elevated extensions that visually connect site elements.
•Designed habitable spaces where woven planes blur boundaries between structure and landscape, fostering layered circulation and exploration.

Results & Impact

•Demonstrated the ability to translate abstract graphic ideas into sophisticated physical and spatial designs.
•Established weaving as a formal and structural design tool capable of shaping both space and experience.
•Delivered dynamic environments that invite exploration through interconnected forms and visual depth.
•Developed a design approach that integrates weaving principles as a flexible method for architectural innovation.