Practice: Morris Sato Studio

Role: Project Leader

Exhibited at:

Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts, Wilmington, DE 2006

Lucas Schoormans Gallery, New York, NY 2007

Gwangju Design Biennale, Gwangju, Korea 2007

Art Basel / Design Miami 2007

Media Art Biennale, Seoul, Korea 2008

Description

A multidimensional interactive installation. Grounded in non-sectarian practices of meditation where the mind and body are conditioned to achieve sensitivity and awareness the project serves to foster spatial and environmental understanding and repose.

A Paul Ryan video artwork of ocean waves is projected onto a platform bathing the visitors in abstract shower of light and water. An array of concealed LED lights are activated by occupants and pulse at the rate of breath at rest to induce a calming and meditative state while the flowing video promotes universal equanimity of the earth's aquatic rhythms.

The platforms and seats are constructed of CNC-milled DuPont corian.

Practice: Morris Sato Studio

Role: Project Leader

Description

Retractable washbasin for the Japanese residential market.

The traditional Japanese toilet room usually has a small hand-washing station. Providing a retractable function allows for an increased basin size therefore improving its functionality.

Designed as a motorized system as part of a suite of automated sanitaryware typical of the contemporary Japanese bathroom.

Practice: Arquitectonica / Laurinda Spear Products

Role: Project Leader

Part of a suite urban site furnishings that included information directories, benches, and street signs, these shelters are located throughout the city of Miami Beach and prominently placed within the historic Art Deco District of South Beach.

Practice: Arquitectonica / Laurinda Spear Products

Role: Project Leader

Description

Ceiling fan for residential & commercial use. The elliptical form housing its motor and light within is constructed of blown glass in opalescent (pictured) and transluscent acid-etched versions. In production.

Practice: Grimshaw

Role: Design Leader

Description

Furniture system developed for the Expo 2020 Dubai Sustainability Pavilion. The system was inspired by Majilis, a traditional Arab and Persian seating arrangement and textiles were inspired by Al Saudu, a traditional Emerati textile weaving method.

Practice: Arquitectonica / Laurinda Spear Products

Role: Design Team

Description

the Linework Collection is an extensive product line of resilient printed wallcovering for high-traffic commercial applications. Shown below is “Bamboo.”