jdaly.studio
Architecture · Research · Fabrication

Joshua Daly

Architectural Studies · University of Missouri

I am interested in how buildings relate to the land around them and how people experience a place. My work combines architectural design, research, and model making.I explore how architecture connects people, place, and landscape through design, research, and making.

01 / Portfolio

Selected work

A selection of studio projects, research, and built work.

Architectural thesis study, proposed flexible market and vendor pavilion near Memorial Stadium
Thesis · Fall 2026 · In progress

Deconstruction / Flexible Market

A proposed farmers market near Memorial Stadium in Columbia. A regular structural grid opens up at the edges to make room for different vendors, events, and crowds.

Roots School architectural rendering showing a landscape-integrated structure
Architectural design · Fall 2025

Roots School

A school set into the landscape along the MKT Trail. The trail passes through the site and over the building.

Filtered Movement design study of intersecting architectural planes
Studio design

Filtered Movement

A study of how layered forms, light, and circulation can shape the experience of moving through a building.

Hall Theatre adaptive reuse concept
Adaptive reuse · Spring 2025

Hall Theatre

A proposal for Hall Theatre that preserves the historic façade while adding a glass enclosure and space for new uses.

Raganeau cabin project surrounded by a wooded landscape
Built collaboration · 2025 to 2026

Raganeau

A cabin redesign for Camp Ondessonk, developed from sketches into a project built with a local architect.

Folded paper sculpture in geometric grid
Spatial study · Spring 2024

In the Roman Campagna

A sculptural study of George Inness’s painting In the Roman Campagna, made from 200 folded paper cubes.

02 / About

About Joshua

I study architectural design at the University of Missouri, where I also work as a teaching assistant, fabrication lab assistant, and student researcher. I am especially interested in the relationship between buildings and their sites, and in how ideas move from drawings to physical models and built work.

University of Missouri
B.S. Architectural Studies
Expected 2027
Current experience
Teaching assistant
Fabrication lab assistant
Student researcher