Khoa Vu is a Vietnamese American architect based in New York, whose work intersects the measurable rationality of built form and the immeasurable phenomenology of embodied experience. He holds a Master of Architecture with Distinction from Harvard Graduate School of Design, where he won the Araldo Cossutta Prize for Design Excellence and the Department of Architecture Faculty Design Award. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture with High Honors from the University of California, Berkeley, receiving the Eisner Prize for highest achievement in Creative Art in Architecture. Khoa has worked in international offices in Japan, Switzerland, and the USA. At Michael Maltzan Architecture, he led various projects, including the Alexander McQueen exhibition at LACMA, 26 Point 2 Apartments in Long Beach, California, and a 750-seat Music Performance Theater in Rochester, New York. His work has been widely awarded and published, including the Lexus Design Award at Milan Design Week, the Venice Biennale, and the Architecture MasterPrize. Khoa is currently focused on pioneering research and innovation for nature-centric architecture at OXMAN.