John Osborne is Bachelor in Architecture “Universidad del Diseño” San Jose, Costa Rica. Project Architect at “RoTo Architects” Los Angeles, California from 2000 to 2006. Principal and co-Founder at “Laboratory Sustaining Design” Guanacaste, Costa Rica since 2006 to 2009. Principal and Founder “Os Arquitectura” Guanacaste, Costa Rica / Los Angeles, California since 2009
Awards and Involvement
Awards and Involvement
1998.- ACSA / OTIS “Honorable Mention for Otis International Design Award” .
1998-2000.- 3rd year Design Studio Assistant Professor “Universidad del Diseño” San Jose, Costa Rica.
2000.- ACSA / OTIS “2nd Place and finalist for Elevator Urban Housing Otis International Design award” Istambul, Turkey.
2000.- Invited speaker at International Architecture Conference “MUNDANEUM” San Jose, Costa Rica.
2001.- Archiprix International Thesis Competition Nominee.
2001-2006.- Led Award winning projects for RoTo Architects ”Proposal for World Trade Center”, “CD7 Pacoima CIty Hall”, “Lucibello Confalone Amalfi Master Plan and Spa.
2003-2006.- Assistant Studio Professor to Michael Rotondi at “Southern California Institute of Architecture”.
20010.- Featured project in “revista Su Casa” for Osmosis House.
2011.- Nominated for International Young Architects Marcus Prize Award.
1998-2000.- 3rd year Design Studio Assistant Professor “Universidad del Diseño” San Jose, Costa Rica.
2000.- ACSA / OTIS “2nd Place and finalist for Elevator Urban Housing Otis International Design award” Istambul, Turkey.
2000.- Invited speaker at International Architecture Conference “MUNDANEUM” San Jose, Costa Rica.
2001.- Archiprix International Thesis Competition Nominee.
2001-2006.- Led Award winning projects for RoTo Architects ”Proposal for World Trade Center”, “CD7 Pacoima CIty Hall”, “Lucibello Confalone Amalfi Master Plan and Spa.
2003-2006.- Assistant Studio Professor to Michael Rotondi at “Southern California Institute of Architecture”.
20010.- Featured project in “revista Su Casa” for Osmosis House.
2011.- Nominated for International Young Architects Marcus Prize Award.
