The Shellscape Pavilion is the result of a two-and-a-half-year PhD research project at Anhalt University. It serves as both a material experiment and architectural showcase, investigating a new composite made from discarded wood products and bioplastics. This project promotes circular design by converting waste into building materials while highlighting the significance of computational workflows and robotic fabrication in experimental architecture.

Standing at the entrance of Parque Caiké in Tolima, Colombia, the Monumento Pijao Ancestral greets visitors with the towering presence of two figures from the Pijao people, a tribute to indigenous heritage and resilience. Rising 13.6 meters high, with a 15-meter spear held aloft by the male figure, the monument weighs approximately nine tons in total (5.4 tons for the male character and 3.6 tons for the female).

For her senior capstone at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Interior Design major and Marine Design minor Holladay Crook set out to create a vessel that would embody both daring form and refined comfort. The result was a 100-meter (328-foot) luxury superyacht concept designed for travelers seeking adventure and elegance at sea.