The practice of PUBLIC WORK begins with the understanding that every project has a responsibility to improve the quality and experience of public life in the city. Using landscape as our primary medium our projects aim to enhance the often hidden qualities of a site to create a transformed experience of even the most familiar places.

+ Designed and lead as project manager for Lawrence Heights Redevelopment through design development, site plan application, building permit and partial construction / tender sets;

+ Developed design concepts through precedent research & analysis, sketching and 3D modelling; helped to coordinate milestone submissions for clients, consultants and municipal departments;

+ Developed and produced graphic representations, client presentations and layouts—including context plans, detailed landscape plans, illustrative sections, diagrams, aerial views and eye-level perspectives–for approx. 25 design competitions and projects;

+ Built up a library of graphic assets for representation; created palettes, patterns, actions & swatches for office-wide use; created and maintained design blocks, 3D materials and reference models;

+ Participated in design presentations, public meetings and community workshops; gathered feedback for review and implementation;

The living environment of people is a particular condition of the profession of landscape architecture. This raises a responsibility for any location that is subject to change. No design—whether good or bad—has no meaning and no effect; therefore the conscious analysis of the interplay of form and content is the focus of the work of Sinai.

+ Worked with the competition team to design, visualize and present design concepts according to the submission guidelines within tight deadlines;

+ Worked with the project execution team through design development and detailing; made and managed complex 3D models to compare concepts, produce prototypes and assist with construction detailing;

+ Prepared details for construction prototypes and assisted with research, site analysis, concept sketching and graphics for presentations as required.

+ Study Department 11: “Design in an Architectural Context” Focus on 1:1 detailing and Landscape Urbanism

+ Master’s Thesis: “Urban Nature - The Inhabitable Edge” Supervised by Merete Ahnfeldt-Mollerup / Examined by Nille Juul-Sørensen, Katrine Lotz and Louis Becker