Daniel Ho

Daniel can point to many influences for his work as a designer: the natural beauty of national parks like Yosemite and Arches, the innovative fashion designs of Iris Van Herpen and Guo Pei, and architectural styles as diverse as Churrigueresque, Moorish, Prasat, Afro-Futurism, and Meso-American. With a commitment to inclusive design – using architecture to lift all people up, no matter who they are – Daniel works on ABA projects from schools and libraries to housing for individuals with developmental disabilities. With fabrication skills in wood, metal, and 3D printing/CNC technologies, Daniel also possesses a personal understanding of materiality to shape his designs. This strength emerged even during his studies when he worked with fellow architecture graduate students on the large-scale Spectroplexus art installation commissioned by the St. Louis Lambert International Airport.