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ABOUT USLinOldhamOffice is a progressive and emerging design collaborative established by Tiffany Lin and Mark Oldham. Our mutual interests, and passion for our work, lie at the intersection of equal commitment to research, professional practice, collaboration and dialogue. While there exists no particular “style” to our work, we believe in forward looking processes and a continuous search for fresh ideas that work for each client. By embracing the broad synthesis of design intent, client need, engineering discourse, and contractor experience, we seek to engage the process of design and construction with an open mind and commitment to successful invention.
Our philosophy of exploration and collaboration has lead to work ranging from domestic projects, institutional speculations, catalogs of vernacular architecture and modern translations. Our first project, the 8 Container Farmhouse, was awarded a 2005 Progressive Architecture Citation, and selected by the Architectural League of New York for inclusion in the 2005 Young Architects Forum.
PEOPLETIFFANY LIN is originally from Taipei and received a Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University and a Masters of Architecture with Distinction from Harvard University Graduate School of Design. She has worked for the offices of Michael Graves Assoicates, Machado and Silvetti Associates, and Leers Weinzapfel Associates. She is currently an Assistant Professor at Northeastern University and has taught design studios at the Boston Architectural Center, the Harvard Design School summer program, and the Cornell University Rome Program.
MARK OLDHAM AIA, LEED AP is originally from London and received a Bachelor of Arts from Dartmouth College and Masters of Architecture with Distinction from Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Mark has previously worked for the offices of Bay Avery Construction, Ann Beha Architects and William Rawn Associates Architects. He has taught design studios at the Boston Architectural Center and the Harvard Design School summer program and is a regular design critic at Northeastern University.
