Studio Nyandak is designing a new middle school science building for the Upper TCV school in Dharamsala, India. The architecture takes cues from Tibetan culture and geography, and uses innovative, sustainable building materials.

Studio Nyandak is leading the zoning analysis, site planning, structural engineering, and architectural design for a mixed-use development in Gowanus, exploring retail, community, and manufacturing space opportunities

Studio Nyandak is working with the abbot of Rato Dratsang in southern India to design a new campus for the monastery. The masterplan includes classrooms, gathering spaces, and a meditation center.

Studio Nyandak is providing architectural and structural design for a new four-story residential building in Bushwick. We also provided the on-site supervision when the previous building was demolished.

Studio Nyandak is providing pro-bono architectural and structural engineering services for the Upper TCV school in Dharamsala. This involves the renovation and repair of more than a dozen buildings, including staff living quarters, middle school classrooms, an art room, and a meditation center.

Studio Nyandak designed the structure for a three-story rear extension in Park Slope, incorporating a steel moment frame to reinforce the enlarged wall openings.

Studio Nyandak is providing pro bono architectural design and structural engineering services for the Center for Middle Way Initiative. This rooftop enclosure will function as a multipurpose gathering space for the Dharamsala-based nonprofit.

Studio Nyandak works with the NYC Department of Buildings to design emergency structural interventions and provide on-site supervision for buildings that suffer structural damage.

Studio Nyandak developed comprehensive repair solutions for a Bronx parking garage, addressing spalling and delamination with strategic structural interventions and weather protection.

Studio Nyandak works in partnership with the Central Tibetan Administration Department of Home on urban design, architecture, and structural engineering projects that support the Tibetan community living in exile.

This vaulted masonry pavilion covers a popular thoroughfare for students and teachers at Upper TCV School. The design is derived from a reinforced masonry vault system that can be constructed using a formwork that could be reused for each section. The structure is isolated from the adjacent buildings and the individual vaults are supported by the reinforced concrete beams and flagpole columns. The geometry of the vault was developed using structural form finding and parametric design to minimize the self weight and to maintain optimal seismic behavior.

This project was realized in collaboration with structural engineer Paul Laroque, PE.

Studio Nyandak collaborated with the structural engineer Paul Laroque, PE to design a structural system for a small wooden pavilion in the woods which is connected to the unpaved road by a steel cable bridge. The structural design uses of-the-shelf connection components to achieve simplicity in construction and procurement. The pavilion is located in town of Healdsburg in Northern California. The bridge was designed to provide a slight swaying and the structural system was designed to disappear in the surrounding environment.