Phoebe Ou-Yang is an architectural designer located in Los Angeles, California. She was born in Taipei, Taiwan but was raised in Pasadena, California where she studied environmental design at ArtCenter College of Design and then later pursued an Bachelor‘s Degree in Architecture at The Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) in Los Angeles which was completed in 2020.
Throughout her education, Phoebe had an enthusiasm for the practice of architecture and architectural fabrication which was further refined when assisting in the completion of the Quicksilver Installation by Oyler Wu Collaborative. She is keen on pursuing experimental architecture as shown in her Thesis Project titled “Stadium +” where she and her partner (Abel Maqueira) challenged the confines of modern stadium programs.
Griffin Enright Architects, Los Angeles, Junior Architectural Designer
Execute conceptual and schematic design for a luxury two-story residential home. As Project Manager, I managed to work alongside with consultants such as Structural, Civil, and Energy experts to produce drawing sets, animation, graphic and spatial design for permitting and bidding.
Prompted design expertise for the highly successful Chet Holifield Federal Building Charrette designed by William Perreira in collaboration with U.S. General Services Administration to assess stakeholder concerns and ideas for the property. Lead interactive exercises including live sketches to synthesize into data that was then collected to determine the financial potential for the historic property.
Led a collaboration with the federal state department to reconstruct a 17-story historic office building in Los Angeles, and maintain relationships with agents, historic architects, veterans, and security department personnel to address their daily needs.
Oyler Wu Collaborative, Los Angeles, CA, US, Architectural Design Intern - Fabricator
• Fabricator and assemblage of "Quicksilver Installation."
• Fabrication and refinement of the "Inlay Field" series
• Architectural Designer for "Dunhua Residential Tower" located in Taipei, Taiwan
• Social media coordinator for LACE by Jenny Wu, responsible for coordinating daily social media posts and reaching out to companies for sponsorships
• Website design for LACE by Jenny Wu, Shopify
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), Los Angeles, CA, US, BArch, Undergraduate
The Blythe and Thom Mayne Undergraduate Thesis Prize - Best Thesis, 1st Place
Sci-Arc Undergraduate Thesis Prize Winner for project titled "Stadium +"
SCI-Arc Continuing Student Scholarship, Scholarship
Fine and Commercial Arts Scholarship, Scholarship
Awarded by Pasadena City College Department of Visual and Media Arts
Achievement in 2d Design and Composition, 1st Place
Awarded by Pasadena City College Department of Visual and Media Arts
Honors for Superior Achievement in Architecture, Honorable Mention
Awarded by Pasadena City College Department of Visual and Media Arts
