Panny Hu

This collective housing project brings individual dwellings into a shared architectural framework. Two angled wings organize homes, communal interiors, and terraces, connecting private living spaces with opportunities for gathering. The experimental drawing explores how domestic layouts shape the building's overall form.

This nursery school brings learning spaces together around a shared center, with concentric walls and an open courtyard organizing the plan. Classroom units connect to a shared circulation ring, while broad roof planes shelter the transition between the learning spaces and the surrounding landscape.

Drift Haven is a compact floating dwelling that combines everyday living with space for work and recreation. A movable platform extends the interior toward the water, creating a flexible outdoor area that connects the enclosed rooms with the surrounding landscape.

This market and learning center in Red Hook, Brooklyn, integrates cultivation into the organization of public space. Greenhouse edges connect the market on the ground floor with learning spaces above, bringing cultivation and everyday activity together beneath a folded roof and continuous structural frame.