Spring 2018 Montello
41°17'24.2"N 114°08'46.8"W
In collaboration with Jordan Haylor, Sarah Baxendale, Yuhui Li
The Sagebrush Pavilion is a mirrored box that constantly informs the visitors of their relationship to the site. It has wooden structure and interiors that continue the relationship and reflection with the natural environment. We used the form of two cubic boxes to contradict the surrounding nature, but allow it to blend seamlessly with the everchanging landscape through its materiality. This was done to reflect the relationship that humans should have with nature. Both the surrounding mountain ranges and vast earth cracks shaped the aperture that connects inner and outer spaces. The aperture not only diffuses natural lighting into the interior spaces, but also guides visitors instinctively through the interior spatial sequence. Before entering the exhibition hall, there is a fifteen-meter path from the parking to let people traverse through the native sagebrush. Once in the exhibition hall, visitors progress through to the meeting space lead by the expanding apertures. In the connected reflection space, the visitors focus is guided towards the lowered glass, that frames only the sagebrush on the ground.
鼠尾草館
春天2018，為蒙特洛設計(競圖)
與喬丹·海勒，莎拉·巴克森代爾，李輝輝的合作
座標41°17'24.2"N 114°08'46.8"W
鼠尾草館是一個撲滿鏡子的盒子，不斷向遊客們傳達他們與現場的關係。它有木質的結構和內部空間，它的空間聯繫和反射了周遭的自然環境。
我們使用了兩個立方箱的形式來與周圍的自然環境相矛盾，但通過其物質性使其與不斷變化的景觀無縫融合。這樣做是為了反映人類應該與自然的關係。周圍的山脈和廣闊的土裂縫都形成了連接內部空間和外部空間的孔。光圈不僅將自然光散佈到內部空間中，而且還本能地引導遊客通過內部空間序列。在進入展覽館之前，從停車場有一條十五米的小路可以讓人們穿越當地的鼠尾草。進入展廳後，參觀者將通過不斷擴大的開口進入會議空間。在相連的反射空間中，參觀者的焦點被導向降低的玻璃杯，該玻璃杯僅在地面上構築了鼠尾草。
