“Lo-Hi Tech: The New Primitive Hut” redefines spatial architecture through lightweight modular plant biocomposite structures. This project extends our exploration of “Natural Climate Tech” by integrating terracotta and plant fibres to foster sustainable materials, integrated building systems, renewable energy solutions, and biodiversity.

Lo-Hi Tech is a layering of trajectories, exploring how primitive materials can be future-proofed with technology and igniting material system cross-overs between shelter and vehicular infrastructure.

The Swiss cross inspires the structural concept of a glue-laminated timber pavilion showcasing a vignette of a sustainable built environment.

Staggered shelving for both adults and children form the blocks for a chocolate retail while an overhanging shelf extends for the school.

Brick is pushed to its boundaries as a building block and brand identity for an artisanal bakery.

360° kiosks utilise rotating sections to transform a narrow site for adaptive reuse.