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▲Adam Sokol
亚当·索科尔毕业于哥伦比亚大学和耶鲁大学，还在哈佛大学和Université-Paris IV索邦大学学习过。2006-11年，他在布法罗的纽约州立大学(State University of New York)担任建筑学客座助理教授。他的作品曾刊登在《纽约时报》和里佐利等人的出版物上，并在纽约市立博物馆展出。他是纽约州注册建筑师，美国建筑师协会会员
Adam Sokol is a graduate of Columbia and Yale universities and has also studied at Harvard University and the Université-Paris IV Sorbonne. He was visiting assistant professor of architecture at the State University of New York, Buffalo for 2006-11. His work has been featured in The New York Times and publications by Rizzoli among others, and has been exhibited at the Museum of the City of New York. He is a registered architect in the State of New York and a member of the American Institute of A
Tea House
为了旅行展览的核心关注禅茶文化,尽快创造了一对充气茶馆:小亲密,正式的茶道,大一点的由一个圆顶的小型充气气球为集团创造更大的空间活动。茶馆的设计价格低廉，重量轻，便于携带，结构简单，朴实，但令人振奋，便于运输，安装和拆除。
Intended as a the centerpiece of a traveling exhibition focused on Zen tea culture, asap created a pair of inflatable teahouses: a small one intended for an intimate, formal tea ceremony, and a larger one constructed with a dome of small inflatable mylar balloons creating a larger space for group events. Designed to be inexpensive, lightweight, and easily portable, the teahouses are simple, modest, but inspiring structures, able to be easily transported and quickly installed and removed.
X House
位于北京最高的住宅建筑，X-House是一个展示商业和居住空间，为著名的国际企业家。设计用于商务会议，宴会，客人，和其他功能，空间设有1000瓶酒窖，品酒室，和水疗浴室。
Situated in Beijing’s tallest residential structure, the X-House is a showcase business and residential space for a prominent international entrepreneur. Designed to accommodate business meetings, banquets, guests, and other functions, the space features a 1000-bottle wine cellar, tasting room, and spa bathrooms.
该设计基于Bézier曲线系统，赋予每个空间独特而独特的品质，创造出一种完全出乎意料的体验。整体而言，这些空间就像一个圆顶网络，几乎像一个洞穴，为景观、隐私、探索和惊喜创造了机会。
The design is based on a system of Bézier curves, giving each space a unique and distinctive quality, creating a completely unexpected experience high above the streets of Beijing. Collectively, the spaces act as a network of domes, almost like a cave, creating opportunities for views, privacy, exploration and surprise.
G House
该项目是对1970年代的现有住宅进行重新设计。该项目使用了不同尺度的椭圆形语言，使用了强烈的几何调色板和同样强烈的色彩调色板来重新构建住宅的感知和居住体验。与现有的设计语言一致，改造通过分层来强调自己，而不寻求完全否定原始。
This project was conceived to completely redesign an existing home dating from the 1970s. Working with a language deploying ovals at a variety of scales, the project uses a strong palette of geometry and an equally strong palette of color to reframe the experience of how the house is perceived and lived in. Working in concert with the existing design language, the renovation asserts itself through layering, without seeking to completely negate the original.
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