Qingdao, China
Design Architect: Tsao & McKown Architects; SMEP/Traffic/Vertical Circulation/Facade Engineer: Arup; LDI: Beijing Institute of Architectural Design.
Senior Associate in charge of the design of a 2.34 million sq. ft. mixed use development to served as a new landmark for Qingdao, host city for sailing events during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The design which includes a grade A commercial office tower, a luxury residential condo tower, 4 story retail podium and 4 levels of below grade parking is inspired by the formal and compositional principles of scholar rocks and garden rocks, two traditions that are rooted in the province of which Qingdao is the largest city.
Additional services provided included marketing the property at ICSC shows, canvassing potential tenants, as well as vetting candidate firms for leasing/property management.
Minato-ku, Tokyo
Design Architect: Tsao & McKown Architect; Executive Architect: Naruhiro Kuroshima; Construction: Kitano Construction
Senior Associate in charge of the architectural design of a 12 story ground up commercial office building.
Additional services provided included advising the owner on acquisition of parcels, benchmarking, positioning, modeling cash flows, branding, leasing strategy and screening leasing agent candidates.
Suzho, China
Design Architect: Tsao & McKown Architects. Senior Associate in Charge of architectural design of 3 types of single-family villas that are a part of Sangha, a live-work-learn community and resort.
Additional services included assisting the owner’s design management team to select and supervise the interior design of the model villas for each of the Sangha Villas architects as well as the interior design of the Sangha Villas sales office.
Hangzhou, China
Design Architect: Tsao & McKown Architects.
Senior Associate in charge of the redesign of the core & shell of a traditional style villa and well as interior design based on a re-imagined lifestyle of a forward thinking scion who hails from a prominent industrialist family.
LpH+AB speculative prototype for a multifamily self sustaining micro community.
