Spatial Atlas

Spatial Atlas brings together architectural and planning work, ground-level observations, cartography, community engagement, and emerging spatial media to explore how places are designed, experienced, represented, and transformed. Across scales, from buildings and neighborhoods to regional landscapes, it examines how risk, infrastructure, history, and inequality become visible in the built environment.

This collection extends my research beyond formal publications through photographs, maps, 3D-printed models, public-facing tools, drone footage, and immersive visualization. Together, these works communicate spatial change, environmental vulnerability, cultural and historical meanings of place, and community experience.