Featured Projects
Traditional architecture. A fearless contemporary art collection. And years of close collaboration to bring the two together seamlessly. This is a home that rewards looking—where every room tells a story built slowly, intentionally, and with great care.
A Collector’s home
A 1927 Spanish Revival tucked into the hills of Beachwood Canyon. Dark, layered, and deeply personal—every object with a story, every room with a soul.
The Canyon house
Thirty-seven floors up, a landmark penthouse by Fern Santini and Michael Hsu. Brought in as art advisor, we built a bold contemporary collection to match the scale, ambition, and altitude of the space.
above austin
A bold, chromatic gut renovation of a commercial space into a destination sweet shop—where marigold meets pink, and pop art mythology drives foot traffic.
superfine
A full gut remodel for a couple downsizing in the American South—honoring a lifetime of travel, collecting, and living well by recontextualizing beloved objects and art within a completely reimagined home.
objects of a life
Art advisor, arts programming architect, and special advisor to ownership on the transformation of a historic home into a private member club—where a world-class art collection shapes how members feel, connect, and leave inspired.
Blake Street House
Curatorial lead on the rescue, relocation, restoration, and reinterpretation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1954 Bachman-Wilson House—a 1,400 mile journey from threatened ruin in New Jersey to a new life on the campus of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
The bachman-wilson house
Conceived, curated, and creatively directed by Dylan—Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art’s first outdoor architecture exhibition, asking what home truly means and how architecture can more honestly serve the people who live inside it.
