FoG Farm Master Plan
Internship at Future Expansion
Located in Sullivan County, NY, FoG Farm is a private rural retreat occupying over 370 acres of rolling landscape. The client approached us with an ambition to develop the site without disrupting its raw and sheer beauty while maintaining existing agricultural activities. Unlike urban areas, rural sites are unbound by convoluted zoning ordinance. How, then, should one develop a set of planning guidelines to structure the master plan? In this project, we set out to investigate the strategy of “points and paths” which spread out a series of light uses across the site to encourage one’s engagement with the landscape. Utilizing digital modeling and computation tools, I have conducted an extensive mapping exercise to study each of the site’s unique conditions. Built atop these analyses, a walker simulation was subsequently devised to provide critical feedback for evaluating the siting of proposed structures.
Location: Sullivan County, NY, USA
Program: Master Plan
Date: 2017
Images and drawings credit: Future Expansion
Located in Sullivan County, NY, FoG Farm is a private rural retreat occupying over 370 acres of rolling landscape. The client approached us with an ambition to develop the site without disrupting its raw and sheer beauty while maintaining existing agricultural activities. Unlike urban areas, rural sites are unbound by convoluted zoning ordinance. How, then, should one develop a set of planning guidelines to structure the master plan? In this project, we set out to investigate the strategy of “points and paths” which spread out a series of light uses across the site to encourage one’s engagement with the landscape. Utilizing digital modeling and computation tools, I have conducted an extensive mapping exercise to study each of the site’s unique conditions. Built atop these analyses, a walker simulation was subsequently devised to provide critical feedback for evaluating the siting of proposed structures.
Location: Sullivan County, NY, USA
Program: Master Plan
Date: 2017
Images and drawings credit: Future Expansion


drone photography of site








site mapping analysis


walking simulation and variation

typology of proposed site uses (follies + houses)