John Choi is founding partner of CHROFI. Established in 2000, the practice is internationally recognised for their competition winning design of TKTS booth at the centre of Times Square in New York. Completed in 2008, the TKTS project has been widely recognised with awards including New York Art Commission Award, D & AD Award Environment Category, Municipal Art Society of New York MASterworks Award, Travel + Leisure Design Award, World Architectural Festival Award, People’s Design Award Nomination, Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, Jørn Utzon Award for International Architecture, and has been cited as New York's Building of the Decade. Other projects of note are Stamford on Macquarie, $100M boutique residential tower in Sydney, Lune de Sang - a private rural estate in the Byron Shire hinterland, Ballast Point which received 2009 AIA NSW Commendation Award and with overall park, 2010 International Waterfront Centre Award, Manly Triangle Redevelopment Competition 1st Prize, Green Square Library which was part of 2008 Venice Biennale Traveling Exhibition, and Parramatta Road Strategic Plan. In 2009, the practice received 3 Commendations in the coveted AR Award for Emerging Architecture and in 2012, John was nominated for the Iakov Chernikhov Prize. He is Adjunct Professor of Architecture at University of Sydney, member of Sydney Olympic Park Authority Design Review Panel and serves on the board of 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art.