The Engineering area of The University of Texas at Austin has undergone a transformation with the addition of several new features. A canopy has been installed to provide shade and protection from the elements, a platform serves as a gathering place for events or activities, a bench offers a place to rest and relax, a bridge allows for convenient movement between areas, and paved walkways provide easy navigation throughout the space. These additions were made to the previously empty topography, and are designed to enhance the student experience and create a more welcoming and functional environment.

In this individual project, I had the opportunity to design an office space for an architectural firm. The design features a two-story layout, allowing me to incorporate 15 office rooms while leaving space for additional amenities. These amenities include a recreational area for employees to relax and unwind, numerous balconies adorned with plants, a library for research and inspiration, restrooms for convenience, and a conference room for meetings and collaboration. I believe that these features will create a comfortable and functional work environment.

For this project, I was tasked with designing a restaurant with a specific theme. I chose to create a Mediterranean restaurant with a tropical twist, incorporating elements such as palm trees in the outdoor dining area and a variety of plants throughout the indoor spaces. In addition to these design elements, the restaurant features a valet parking area, city and lake views, multiple dining areas, and a small waterfall. These features all contribute to the overall ambiance and atmosphere of the restaurant, and I believe they will create a unique and memorable dining experience for customers.