ABOUT
Justin Huang AIA M.Arch, is a registered architect in New York and Washington State who strives to create inspiring and empowering architecture, interiors, and design. Our work believes in forming constructive, collaborative efforts to bring out the unique potential of each project to the fullest. Our goal is to create inspiring architectural spaces that enrich the people and organizations that it serve, while enhancing the civic and surrounding environment. Through research, refinement and layering, we are passionate about creating unique design solutions, with long-lasting elegance.
Justin Huang has worked internationally with projects in New York, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Xiamen, and his native city, Vancouver. His experience spans over a decade with projects including cultural institutions, hotels, residential, retail, medical, and civic buildings. His apprenticeships include George Yu Architects / Design Office, Faulknerbrowns Architects, and Bing Thom Architects. In 2006 he joined Skidmore Owings and Merrill in New York, where he became a senior design architect on projects including Baccarat Hotel Manhattan, United Nations New York Expansion, Brazil Faria Lima Theater, New York Public Safety Emergency Center II, and Long Island Jewish Woman’s Hospital. He strives to elevate our built environment and the spaces we use everyday to the level of functional, living art through architecture, interiors, sculpture, and landscape design.
JhA Office
Our work strives to create inspiring architectural spaces that enrich the daily use of the people it serves while enhancing the civic environment. We tailor each design to individual project parameters and characteristics. The design process starts with understanding the requirements, building regulations, client needs and community concerns. We use sketches, 2d and 3d computer software, and physical models to explore design solutions. We collaborate with engineers and consultants to ensure the right expertise and technical solutions are made. Our work ranges from architecture, interiors, furniture, graphics and photography.
Architecture
