RESEARCH
2026
This project asserts that multiracial identity, as a phenomenological condition, offers architecture a framework for recovering that capacity. To occupy an in-between state is to navigate spaces of belonging, refusing the default tactics of legibility, homogeneity, and resolution. Instead, it proposes an architectural practice grounded in heterogeneity: one that translates the interstitial, the blended, and the unresolved into spatial form.