Flex Chair (working title)

1 Mar

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1323 HEBERT_final design

7 Jan



1323 Hebert

interiors

a renovation and imaging for a start up non-profit organization.  using the bones of a late 1800′s schoolhouse, we created new program elements that function within the old elements.  new elements include:  for public use- art gallery, cultural center and language lab, kitchen, and artist stay.  for private use- apartment/abb, kitchen addition, and new stair connection and living-room renovation on 2nd floor.





planlanguage lab 11323center_3center kitchen_1center kitchen_2entrywayapt_1apt_2new stair

Gallery

1323 Hebert In Progress Concept Images

12 Oct

Travelzoo Trade Show Booth Design

27 Mar

Kwah-li members designed a trade show booth concept for Travelzoo.com.  The concept centers around lounge and bar style seating groups accentuated by a key feature wall, information kiosk and a large, ceiling-hung sign. Together they create an inviting environment for the trade show attendee.

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Pruitt Igoe Now Submission

18 Mar

In collaboration with Daniel Ruzicka, PhD, Research Scientist at Monsanto, kwah-li has submitted a proposal for the revitalization of the former Pruitt Igoe site in St. Louis, MO. Competition details @: http://www.pruittigoenow.org/.

 

kwah-li beach house

2 Feb

Mustache rides mandatory.

shed_2.0

31 Jan

The problem: a 5′x20′ shed with a 3′ man door on the long side; tough to get in and out of with a car parked under the car port; impossible to get anything in and out with a car parked under the car port. An extremely poor design.

The solution: blow a hole in the side and cover it up with a sliding barn door. This allows for easier access with an adjacent car, eliminates  door dings, and creates the opportunity to set up a work space in the shed.

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A huge thanks goes out to kwah-li friends Bryan Jacob and John Barton for help on the project. Here is a final night shot after finally adding the 1×2′s to the door.

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