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20+ years of experience designing a diverse range of award-winning projects around the globe ...

Mémorial de la Shoah à Lyon

Competition (in progress)

Lyon, France

The monument's geometry breaks with the grid of Place Carnot and the historic city center, generating a vector of remembrance that orients the visitor towards Auschwitz.

Valley of Love

Competition

Da Lat, Vietnam

Rising above the shores of Da Thien Lake, the iconic new tower can be read not only as an object to look at, but also as a gateway to look beyond.

La Forêt Monumentale

Competition

Rouen, France

Abstract rectilinear volumes act as a counterpoint to the natural environment, establishing a mediating element through which viewers experience the surrounding woods, and each other.

Harvard Science & Engineering Complex

(with Behnisch Architekten)

Boston, MA

The LEED Platinum Harvard SEC is the largest structure in the world, and the first incorporating wet labs, to achieve Living Building Challenge certification (Materials, Beauty, and Equity Petals).

© BA / Brad Feinknopf

Museum of the Bible

(with SmithGroup)

Washington, DC

Located two blocks from the National Mall, this new 400,000 sf cultural institution displays one of the most significant private collections of biblical art and artifacts on the planet.

© SG / Alan Karchmer

New Holland Island

(with Foster + Partners)

St. Petersburg, Russia

This planned 2,000,000 sf mixed-use development incorporates both the renovation of 18th-century warehouses, built during the time of Peter the Great, and substantial new construction.

© F+P / Nigel Young

Landmark Wales

Competition (First Place)

Monmouth, Wales

Visible from afar, along the approach into Monmouth via the A40 motorway, the strategically-sited tower creates a bold symbol for Wales at this important border route.

Square of Europe

Competition (Second Place)

St. Petersburg, Russia

Situated at the western edge of Vasilevsky Island, the project encourages new patterns of circulation and sets the stage for future land reclamation proposed along the Gulf of Finland.

Morgan Library

(with Renzo Piano Building Workshop)

New York, NY

A campus of contemporary steel and glass structures is sensitively inserted into the irregular Midtown parcel framed by the Library's three existing landmark buildings.

© RPBW / Michel Denancé

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