Portfolio 2026

Selected works

| 2026 |

Julian Dunn

Julian Dunn

CICERO CROSSING

CAMBRIA STATION

Affordable Housing | 4-13

Transportation | 14-21

In Partnership with Daniel Robles

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LEXINGTON LOFT Interior Re-Model | 22-31

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LATTICE HOUSING Age in Place Housing | 32-43

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CICERO CROSSING Fall 2025| 12 Weeks | Chicago Studio Our project re-imagines a community space by inverting traditional public access, creating a building for affordable housing that is open, flexible, and welcoming.

Circulation drives the form, connecting living, learning, and creative spaces along North Cicero Avenue. A lightweight screen facade maintains privacy while allowing light, air, and activity to flow freely, making the building a medium of connection.

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Cicero Crossing : Program Strategy

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Cicero Crossing : Program Strategy

Axon Drawing by Daniel Robles

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The screen facade encases the residential floors creating a visual and figurative barrier from the public. It’s composed of steel expanded metal mesh. The inherent shape of the material creates varying levels of transparency given the level of natural light it is exposed to and where you are standing in relation to the building.

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FOLDING DIAGRAMS

Cicero Crossing: Concept

Detail Drawings by Daniel Robles

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Cicero Crossing: Street Render

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CAMBRIA STATION Fall 2024| 1 Week (Academic Competition) The Cambria Passenger Rail Station embodies clarity in transitioning to a new journey through its slanted tectonics.

The station guides passengers seamlessly with interlocking wooden slats, facilitating smooth passage and creating an inviting environment that harmonizes with the natural landscape. Passengers experience continuity and direction, making their travel intimate through the buildings tectonics.

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Cambria Station: Competition Board + Model

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INTER-LOCK Much like the Train Coupling Rod the way the slated wooden beams are interlocked create a handshake between the incoming passengers and the departing arriver’s.

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Cambria Station: Detail joints

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Cambria Station: Section Render

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LEXINGTON LOFT Spring 2024 | 12 Weeks This loft renovation blends modernism with Japanese-inspired design, creating a serene, breathable space that encourages social gatherings. The art, furniture, kitchen, and cabinetry all reflect minimalist aesthetics, balancing simplicity and functionality for a harmonious and practical living environment.

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CABINETRY

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Lexington Loft: Axon Details

Shoji Door

Clothes Rack

Walk-in Shower

While maximizing space is essential, this built-in cabinetry provides efficiency for a potential visitor to have an easy access for their personal clothing as well as an avenue to bathroom amenities.

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KITCHEN

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This Kitchen optimizes the morning light through it’s height boasting 14 foot ceilings allowing for optimal visibility ofcooking and air flow with the balcony window allowing for food to be cooled and less of a use for air conditioning.

Lexington Loft: Kitchen Details

6' 7 - 7/16"

32' 4.73"

32' 4 - 3/4 "

Pantry

Kitchen

Genkan

Balcony

Pantry

Kitchen

Genkan

Balcony

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Lexington Loft: Balcony Details

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Lexington Loft: Street Render

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LATTICE HOUSING Spring 2025 | 12 Weeks Located in Downtown Roanoke Virginia, Lattice housing centers around an inner courtyard that serves as a communal heart, fostering daily interaction, natural light, and connection to nature. The design re integrates the elderly into the urban fabric, promoting dignity, independence, and intergenerational engagement.

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Lattice Housing: Site

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2ND FLOOR PLAN 1. Housing Units 2. Outdoor Deck 3. Screen Window 4. Stairs 5. Elevator

6. Fire Safety Room 7. Workshop 8. Kitchen 9. Roof Garden 10. Bathrooms

11. Lounge 12. Patio 13. Surrounding Buildings

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14. Bathrooms 15. Kitchen 16. Computer Lab

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Lattice Housing: Units

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Units are layed out to maximize the light given from the South-West throughout the day. Each unit is ADA accessible as well with unique features.

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FACADE A layered wood façade provides thermal comfort, privacy, and a soft presence within the cityscape.

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Lattice Housing: Screen

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SECTION DETAIL MODEL

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Lattice Housing: Model

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Lattice Housing: Section Perspective

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Thank You!