Sullivanesque
Sullivanesque is a catch-all name I’ve attached to my personal drawings I’ve done, either for competitions or personal joy. The name comes from Louis Sullivan, a famous Chicago architect from the turn of the 20th century that I admire for his buildings and incredible artistic ability.
An ornamental frieze for a triangle piece.
An ornamental frieze for a square wall piece.
An ornamental frieze with heavy focus on growth and repetition.
A Parti design for a proposed tower design in Italy, focusing on a connection between the sky and land.
A second proposed parti for the tower design in Italy, focusing on security and layering.
An interpretation of how Parliament Hill would look in 2017 from the Peace Tower, based off of the drawing of "En L'An 2000" during the 1900 Paris World Expo.
A initial design for a facade system for 100 Wellington St. Portrait Galley, utilizing the design of birch bark to allow privacy on the lower section, but light on the top.
A bust of a smoking man, shocked.
Parti design for 100 Wellington's proposed Portrait Gallery, focusing on ascension and nature.