FOUNDING PARTNER

When not immersed in the worlds of art and architecture, Bradly finds solace in nature's embrace. A self-proclaimed introvert, the allure of a forest campfire serves as a retreat, a reminder of simpler times and the boundless inspiration found therein.

Bradly founded Oyam to create a practice that bridges two worlds: the rigor of large, complex projects and the playfulness of culturally rich, small-scale work.

 He saw a need for a studio where big-picture system thinking could inform the quiet, human moments of daily life—and where the care and nuance of art-driven projects could elevate institutional and civic architecture. Oyam is the expression of that integration: a studio where concept meets craft, and impact is measured in both utility and cultural resonance.

 At its heart, Oyam reflects a belief that architecture should be both accessible and enduring - serving people and places with care, clarity, and cultural depth. It is a platform for designing spaces that support not just buildings, but the communities, rhythms, and stories they hold.

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