THE PHOENIX’S JOURNEY of LIFE
Once damaged by fire, Monroe Street Abbey has been thoughtfully reimagined through adaptive reuse. The historic structure has been transformed into a vibrant new destination, preserving its architectural heritage while giving it renewed purpose and new life.
MEET HOA VO
With over a decade of experience, Hoa Vo is an interdisciplinary designer whose work spans interior design, interior architecture. His holistic design philosophy combines creativity, technical expertise, and attention to detail, ensuring every project is both visually compelling and precisely executed.
THE IDEATION ROOM
Crafted using recycled shipping bubble wrap as the primary material, this wall sconce evokes the soft glow of sunrise over the beach in the designer’s hometown of Phan Rang. The piece captures a sense of warmth and nostalgia, transforming everyday waste into a poetic reflection of memory and place.
BEHAVIOR IN FLUX: HOW HUMAN EXPANSION IMPACTS ANIMAL LIVES
THE FREDERICK ON MISSOURI
The Frederick in Phoenix, AZ was built in 1963 by the firm Weaver & Drover. Frederick P. Weaver was a prominant Phoenix architect in the heyday of the mid-century era. The Frederick has primarily been used as a a residential complex since it opened, accommodating various businesses and offices over the years. The building is known for its clean lines, open spaces, and large windows.
VISUAL ARTS & GRAPHIC DESIGN
