Student
Projects
This collection features academic work produced during my studies at Art Center College of Design, where design was approached as a process of inquiry rather than a fixed outcome. Across architectural and environmental design projects, I focused on spatial experience, material exploration, and concept-driven environments informed by research and iteration.
Working within the structure of studio briefs, each project became an opportunity to develop my design thinking—experimenting with form, atmosphere, and narrative while strengthening my ability to communicate ideas spatially. These works represent my academic foundation and articulate my approach to design as a balance between conceptual rigor and spatial expression.
Museum
A conceptual, immersive museum that merges modern design with traditional architectural elements, integrating seamlessly into the streets of Kyoto. Through carefully curated spatial sequences and interactive elements, the project invites visitors to engage their senses and reconsider how perception is shaped by space.
Sustainable housing
A conceptual home-building system that integrates advanced sustainable materials and responds to the growing interest in self-built housing.
Botique Hotel
Avert expectations and perfections, performing an unexpected and unconventional spatial experience beyond the physical world.
Artist x Chef Restaurant
A collaborative restaurant project between a chef and an artist, centered on the concept of ma—a principle in Japanese aesthetics that emphasizes the significance of negative space and the intervals between elements.
Ceramic tableware collection
Captures nature throguh the use of technology to expose the unseen intricate details.
Mirror Mirror
Wooden lounge chair
The desire for acceptance often leads us to conform, shaping our identity through the perspectives of others rather than our own.
