Promenade along River

Perspective pedestrian passage;Time and rhythm measured through vertical elements on opposing sides; Extruded path drawn from singular point; Threshold, boundary juxtaposed between built environment and nature

St. George Street looking South

Tracing delicately along an edge, diminishing into the distance. A blanket of shade dominates the space, shadows lurk in the distance, emphasizing the jagged horizon.

Promenade: looking south

A perspective to infinity delineates the aquatic urban boundary while silent pillars' shadows describe the solar orbit and explore varying surfaces as vigorous juveniles.

Inside the Basilica at Cathedral Place

Perspectival Space/Fluid Space

Parallax appears when a narrowing perspective leads through a directive space, guided by encompassing overhead and ground conditions, to a halting moment.

Order, Geometry, Proportion

Modular spaces bound a pulsating rhythm to force time and space to merge in a slanting pilgrimage.

Flagler College Courtyard

This is a section perspective, exploring the spatial boundaries created by the outer edges of Flagler College. The space is limited, yet open to the skies. There are different yet similar pockets of space that extend towards the center. A symmetrical pattern is established by the two buildings opposite each other. Overhangs provide another type of enclosure on a smaller scale.

Flagler College

Rhythm defines space. Boundary marches  axially around a void. Divisional qualities meld with fluidity to find freedom for movement.

Flagler College

A boundary is shaped through a series of arched columns in order to act as a threshold between two worlds. Void and space generated by the promenade and the exposed area are interchangeable as light and shadow change positions during the day.