Peter Ho, a native of Houston, graduated Cum Laude from the University of Houston with a Bachelor of Architecture in 2007. During school, he worked as a part-time intern at the University of Houston’s Facilities Planning and Construction office. He was involved in a wide variety of campus related projects including master planning, interior renovations, landscaping, and way-finding graphics.
In 2006 Peter participated in the Rice Design Alliance Initiative Grant, “Accommodation in Houston: Beers, Burgers and Barbacoa,” exploring the city’s public accommodation through non-traditional ritual sites including ice houses, burger joints, and taco stands. He also participated in the construction of the Ball-Nogues installation of “Rip Curl Canyon” at the Rice Gallery in the Fall of 2006.
