Our Projects
CHIEF STANDING BEAR MUSUEM & CULTURAL CENTER
The Chief Standing Bear Museum & Cultural Center is a cultural landmark honoring the life and legacy of Chief Standing Bear & the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska. Inspired by the traditional camp circle, the building brings together exhibition, education, & community spaces around a light filled central atrium. Rooted in tribal knowledge & landscape, the center supports cultural preservation & storytelling for generations to come.
LIVEWORK 4.0
The Live/Work Building is a mixed use development combining 30 residential units with street level commercial space. Centered on a breezeway & pedestrian focused groundscape, the design blends durable masonry and warm wood framing to foster connectivity, safety, & long term livability. Rooted in tribal values, it supports housing stability, economic opportunity, & community resilience within Ho-Chunk Village.
SEASIDE ECOTOURISM
The Seaside Ecotourism Cottages on St. Helena Island are a destination rooted in environmental stewardship & community based travel. Set within a forested coastal landscape, the project brings together flexible cottages, shared gathering spaces, & nature trails. Grounded in Gullah Geechee heritage, the development supports cultural expression, education, & conversation.