We work across scales and typologies, always with the same focus: spaces shaped by clarity, care, and a quiet attention to detail.
Selected Work
0261 Graceland
Conceived for the Gertrude Lempp Kerbis Memorial Design Competition at Graceland Cemetery, this project rethinks the monument as a precise and restrained architectural gesture. Within strict limits of size and material, it seeks clarity, proportion, and a sense of permanence grounded in its context.
0253 Winnipeg
A vivid red shelter on the frozen rivers of Winnipeg, Misko reimagines the humble timber skid as architecture. Inspired by the northern cardinal, a bird that endures winter without migrating, the hut celebrates resilience, warmth, and presence amid the vast prairie cold. Created for the 2026 Warming Huts: Art & Architecture Competition on Ice, it transforms necessity into poetry, turning shelter into a symbol of endurance and joy.
0262 Portland
Inner Garden was developed for the 2025 Single Stair Competition in Portland. The project explores how modular design and integrated greenery can create healthier, more connected urban housing.
0261 Los Angeles
Between Floors is a split-level housing model for Los Angeles that maximizes light, fosters shared spaces, and uses durable materials to create resilient, community-anchored homes.
0192 Detroit
Porta Rosa is a civic pavilion that combines prefabricated timber construction with flexible gallery spaces, creating a community landmark rooted in context and designed to evolve over time.
0181 Charlottesville
Lifting the Curtain is a site-specific installation that merges landscape and memory. A lifted green surface reveals fractured marble blocks beneath—symbolizing erased histories and inviting reflection on the legacy of Charlottesville’s Vinegar Hill.
0142 Chicago
Chicagoism is a concept for a civic venue that bridges architecture, culture, and public life. Located near Michigan Avenue and the Chicago River, the project transforms a gap in the urban fabric into a platform for exhibitions, forums, and community exchange—rooted in the city’s history yet open to new forms of engagement.
0141 Weihenstephan
Weihenstephan TUM Institute envisions a contemporary addition to the historic Weihenstephan campus, integrating new academic and research spaces into a landscape defined by tradition and innovation. The design balances modern timber construction with contextual sensitivity, creating flexible spaces that foster collaboration while respecting the site’s cultural heritage.
0121 Munich
Dwell II is a study in communal living, this project reimagines student housing within Munich’s dense urban core. Designed for LMU medical students, it combines interlocking duplex apartments with generous shared terraces and courtyards that promote daily interaction. A rational concrete façade and warm, durable interiors reflect a balance of precision and humanity—offering dignified, modern spaces for collective life.