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.

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.

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.

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.