This project seeks to utilize an optimized rental mix to potentially provide both low to mid income rental units to an area that is otherwise significantly lacking inventory.

The Bev project was inspired by international design to provide the local neighborhood with cultural integrations. Local art is to be showcased along the perimeter of the exterior facade to create a cost-effective facade that both benefits and showcases local talent, and provides visual interest along what would otherwise present a repetetive facade.

This project is still in progress, and could be redeveloped depending on its evolution, and intends to present itself as aesthetically similar depending on contraints from local municipalities and other applicable jurisdictions.

This project seeks to utilize facades that are both durable and replaceable - treated metals, woods and stucco outline this proposed masonry design.

Rectangles are often simple to construct, but visually uninteresting. This design seeks to maintain a simple structure, while creating depth within facades that properly and proportionaly protrude the underlying strucutre.

Desert and adjacent foliage has been utilized in the spirit of conserving water of the desert landscpae. Natural stone materials allow the landscape to grow naturally without battling the shape of the hardscape design.

Design of space initialized by others and textures, landscape and colorized elevations by Norris Architects / House of Norris. This block seeks to increase housing capacity in an otherwise saturated infill area. Each unit is created with the intention of utilizing minimal container frameworks to optimize the structural integrity of the existing container plots. Landscaping seeks to provide low-water usage while implementing a lush feeling throughout.

Living spaces that provide livable space, rentable bike stations, and additional lighting for end-user security considerations have been incorporated to provide

Lush greenery decorate the structural elements of the property, providing quality of life to the future occupants of the space.

As the project seeks to honor notable people in history, Miss Norma Merrick Sklarek, a female black architect who is noted for designing the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, among many other beautiful buildings, has been chosen as tribute in this project.

Piet Blom has been selected as a secondary notable honor as his studies of communal living in progressive architecture have transcended boundaries and pushed architectural history forward.

This project seeks to incorporate passive architectural design methods where applicable to encourage sustainable elements.