The Masai Mara Conservation Centre at Oloololo Gate of the Masai Mara National Reserve is envisioned as an innovative and engaging facility that aims to educate, inspire, and create awareness about conservation and the unique ecosystem of the Masai Mara.

The Echelon competition submission features modular planning and assembly of residential units into echelon configurations surrounding community spaces.

Aperture is a pre-fabricated monocoque structure designed to frame views of the surrounding Icelandic landscape. Aperture explores the notion of the architectural frame to focus visitor experience on views that have already been experienced in the ascent of Hverfjall. Aperture was a shortlisted finalist from over 100 International entries.

The Hverfjall Visitors Center, Information Gallery, and LavaJava Coffee House is a 3D-printed structure designed to welcome visitors to Iceland's Hverfjall volcanic crater, the project is inspired by the morphology of the Hverfjall crater and surrounding Mývatn landscape, the structure is expressed as an undulating volcanic form.

Architectural spaces, delineated to express translucency and transparency, are organized as a progression of nested trapezoidal volumes, allowing the filtering of natural light into the interior spaces.

The spirit of the competition mission statement is embodied by forming a narrative experience of earth and sky, shadows, and reflections. Responses to seeing, understanding, expressing and respecting the heroes and events of Flight 93 are embodied in a rural landscape of paths and traces.

Inspired by the topography of North Yorkshire, the proposed Sessay Hub echoes the natural landscape of wolds and moors, rolling pastures and drystone walls, bathed and mottled by northern light.