Gullman residence is an expansion project of the existing house by Frank Lloyd Wright in East Hampton NY. This was my first project to get involved with after graduating from the school of architecture. The house aimed at exploring human potentials through various techniques of Arakawa & Gins such as critical resemblances, perspective effects, interior landscapes etc. Combination of colors and landscaping along with critically resembled objects placed throughout the house creates new perception about the place and one's own self. My task in this project included; development of schematic design and modeling/texturing/rendering 3D using Autodesk Maya, preparation of schematic drawing using Auto CAD, coordination with collaborated architects, and other related works.
→ The New York Times article on Reversible Destiny House
→ The New York Times article on Reversible Destiny House
