
Public Art and Functional Sculpture
Gateways that become playgrounds. Sculpture you can sit in. Art that belongs to the site.
View Built WorkBuilt Work
Completed, realized artworks.

Built · Shade + Gathering
Umbrella Garden
Red umbrella canopies that turn a roadside corner into a place to shelter, sit and meet.

Built · Sculpture + Seating
Phalaenopsis Chair
An orchid bloom large enough to sit inside, made to be played in and photographed.

Built · Gateway + Play
Panda Gate
A panda face drawn in steel rings: threshold, climbing frame and photo frame.

Built · Sculpture + Gathering
Ginkgo Plaza
Tall metal ginkgo trees rise from flower beds along a blue path.

Built · Sculpture + Landmark
Panda Panda
Oversized white and black letterforms spread across a plaza below the mountains.

Built · Sculpture + Cultural Interpretation
Star Poles
Slender golden poles, each topped with a star, rising from a stone-paved garden.

Built · Sculpture + Seating
Big White Chair
An oversized white chair set in a paved plaza, big enough to climb into.
Competitions & Proposals
Unbuilt concepts and competition submissions. None of these have been realized.

Competition Proposal · Sculpture + Seating
Enchanted Stones
Four hollow concrete boulders, each with its own interaction: light, warmth, mist and voice.

Concept Study · Sculpture + Water
The Rabbit on the Far Side of the Moon
A latticed rabbit sculpture beside a shallow pool, developed around the phases of the moon.

Concept Study · Sculpture + Seating
Bamboo Mountain
A family of bamboo benches, play forms and lamps shaped like hills.

Concept Study · Gateway + Water
Mist Gate
Yellow arches, drifting mist and a ribbon of water that guide people through a shopping street.
Articles & Ideas
Writing on public art, play and place.
Bloom a Chair
Landscapes | Paysages · 2025
Public art, play, participation, and the role of the Phalaenopsis Chair in creating shared experience.
Panda Gates
Ground: Landscape Architect Quarterly · 2025
A reflection on cultural identity, landscape, public art and placemaking through the Panda Gates project.