Future Projects Architecture LLP

Future Projects is an architecture and interior design firm founded by Julie Tran and Khoi Nguyen that is dedicated to exploring the richness of human experience and creating spaces that are genuinely personal, socially engaging, and finely crafted. Committed to the idea that design can enrich our inner lives and connect us to the outside world in profound ways, Future Projects does not adhere to any particular style but rather our design process is guided by an interest in aesthetic experiences that offer new ways of living, working and connecting with one another.

Julie Tran, RA

Julie Tran is a registered architect and partner of Future Projects who has focused her career on creating spaces that are personal and reflective of those who will inhabit it. With ten years of building and interiors experience, she carefully considers all aspects of design and construction from initial conception to material selections and detailing. Julie has experience in numerous project typologies including gut renovations of private apartments and townhouses, ground-up new construction, independent K-12 schools, and creative brand spaces. Julie earned a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Oklahoma with a specialization in interior design. She is licensed in New York and Pennsylvania and is a member of the American Institute of Architects.

Khoi Nguyen, RA

Khoi Nguyen is a registered architect, educator and partner of Future Projects. He has taught design studios at various institutions, including Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Prior to founding Future Projects, he completed projects in California, Connecticut, New York, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania. Khoi holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Oklahoma and a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University where he received the Honor Award for Design Excellence, the Lucille Smyser Lowenfish Memorial Prize, and the William Kinne Fellowship.