Appointment - American Institute of Architects Oregon
John has been designated as the President of AIAO. January 2024.

Article / Interview - Northwest Asian Weekly (Seattle)
”Will tourism promotion law help the CID?” by Mahlon Meyer
October 20, 2023.

Article / Interview - Northwest Asian Weekly (Seattle)
”Portland Chinatown vanishes - a foreshadow of the CID?” by Mahlon Meyer
March 17, 2023.

Appointment - Portland Parks & Recreation
Suenn has been appointed to serve on the Portland Parks Board. March 2023.

Appointment - American Institute of Architects Oregon
John has been appointed to be the President Elect of AIAO. January 2023.

Article / Interview - Design Museum
The launching of a special printed magazine/audio recording by the We Design Publication with an interview with Suenn that focuses on the design process of the Garden of Surging Waves. J.R. Uresky of Design Museum Everywhere, January 2023.

Interview - Goldthread - South China Morning Post
Selective video documentation footages of the KWC taken by Suenn during her 10-month Fulbright Research on site were permitted to be used by Goldthread as visual comparisons to the popular video game STRAY. Yoyo Chow, December 2022.

Event - Hip Hop Architecture Camp - Portland
Suenn was an opening day speaker. 2022.

Interview - Mediawan Group/CC&C
Suenn was interviewed by the French company for her experiences in her ten-months of on-site research of the Kowloon Walled City. Julian Blum of MEDIAWAN/CC&C. December 15, 2021.

Article - The Astorian
“Tending to the Garden,” by Jonathan Williams, is a reflective article following his participation in a webinar where Suenn Ho was one of three panelists. Writer’s Notebook, November 13, 2021.

Event - Portland Chinatown Museum
Hidden Histories: Oregon’s Early Chinatowns and Chinese Worker Settlements is a series of 9 virtual presentations that feature the history of Oregon's early rural and urban Chinese settlements. Developed in partnership with the Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project and several statewide organizations, Hidden Histories aims to provide a better understanding of Chinese immigrant history and culture and its importance to Oregon’s growing Asian American population.

The series was funded by a grant from Oregon Humanities and was organized and moderated by the Portland Chinatown Museum in 2021. It highlights the work of local curators, archivists, archaeologists, and historic preservationists from Oregon’s towns and cities, museums, universities, state parks and forests.

Suenn Ho was one of the three panelists presenting at the session titled “Deconstructing the Astorian Chinese Experience". October 30, 2021.

Article / Interview - The Astorian
“I Think 2020 has shook the ground,” Opinion Section - Behind The News, Editor Derrick DePledge. Suenn was interviewed for her perspectives on anti-Asian attacks, Black Lives Matter, and urban design that speaks to the community. April 17, 2021.

Articles - AIAO Newsletter
As a member of the AIA Oregon Board of Directors, John Flynn periodically contributes essays to the organization’s Thursdays @ Three Newsletter.
Message from AIAO Board Member, John Flynn: December 5, 2019; April 16, 2020; February 25, 2021.

Interview - See-Saw Films
Suenn was interviewed by the British company for her experiences in her ten-months of on-site research of the Kowloon Walled City. Ceci Mazzarella of See-Saw Films. November 11, 2020.

Interview - British Broadcast Corporation (BBC): Witness History
“Kowloon Walled City,” BBC World Service Witness History podcast. Host Lucy Burns speaks to Albert Ng, who grew up in Kowloon Walled City, and urban designer Suenn Ho, who studied it before its demolition. May 19, 2020.

Interview - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC): IDEA
The podcast episode is titled “Tower Of Dreams: Inside The Walled City of Kowloon.” The infamous Walled City of Kowloon was once the most populous spot on the planet. With 1.2 million people per square km, it was a gigantic squatter's village. Nobody planned it, but somehow it worked, until it was demolished, just before the British handed Hong Kong back to China. IDEA host Paul Kennedy speaks with photographer Greg Girard, and urban designer Suenn Ho, about what the Walled City meant to them, and him. July 11, 2018.

Article / Interview - Our Coast Magazine
”The Garden Of Surging Waves - Capturing troubling past, hope for the future,” Lynette Rae McAdams, March 2018.

Article - Oregon Historical Quarterly
Suenn was invited to write one of the feature articles about the Garden of Surging Waves in Special Issue, Oregon Migrations, Winter 2017.

Archive - M+ Museum, Hong Kong
Suenn Ho’s Kowloon Walled City Research Archive 
何巽的九龍城寨研究項目檔案 1991–1992
The entire archive of this project was donated to M+ by Suenn Ho in 2015.
The video footage was filmed by Suenn Ho during her ten-month of research on the Kowloon Walled City between 1991 and 1992, before the city’s complete demolition in 1993. Ho’s hours of footage, taken while meandering through the densely packed urban enclave, take the form of voyeuristic glimpses and conversations with residents and shopkeepers during the last phase of their relocation. The footage reveals the role of inhabitants in shaping the built environment and bringing vitality to a place, regardless of its spatial limitations.

Interview - Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Documentary
The documentary is titled “City of Imagination: Kowloon Walled City 20 Years Later.” The Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong was once the densest place on earth, a virtually lawless labyrinth of crime, grime, commerce and hope. This Wall Street Journal documentary tracks its colorful legacy and brings the place alive 20 years later. Suenn shared her experiences as well as contributed her personal video footage to the WSJ documentary, directed by Diana Jou. April 2014.

Article - The Daily Journal of Commerce
"Planning under way to improve Portland's Jade District," June 26, 2017.
RESOLVE Architecture + Planning was one of the project team leaders on the project funded by the EPA. The project title is Greening the JADE.

Article - Nestucca Spit Press
“A Conde MuCullough Tribute,” Matt Love, May 2017.
ODOT Interpretive Installation of two historic bridges.

Article - The Daily Journal of Commerce
"'Great ideas' realized in display showcasing bridges," May 23, 2016.

Article - The Daily Astorian
"Celebrating a longer lifespan," May 26, 2016.

Article - The Daily Journal of Commerce
"Students, Portland firm pays tribute to Conde McCullough and his bridges," June 1, 2016

Article - The Oregonian
"OMSI Coastal Discovery Center opens in Newport," March 12, 2016.
RESOLVE Architecture designed numerous custom designed-fabricated wayfinding and donor recognition installations for the Oregon Museum Science & Industry.

Articles - The Daily Astorian
"Seaside picks up the 'baton' for good cause," The Daily Astorian, April 19, 2016.
"Seaside's community center sketches out a fresh new look," The Daily Astorian, August 17, 2015.
RESOLVE Architecture + Planning designed, for the Bob Chisholm Community Center, a refreshing new interior that not only is inviting to their dedicated seniors, but also inviting to the younger generation.

Award - Oregon Main Street Conference
Best Downtown Improvement Project for 2014
The Garden of Surging Waves has been recognized as the Best Downtown Improvement Project for 2014 by Oregon Main Street at their annual conference.  The conference, focusing on downtown revitalization, cited the Garden as "stunning" and "the first phase in creating Heritage Square which will pay respect to the many immigrant communities that shaped Astoria."

Award - Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce
Most Distinguished API Individual Award 2014
RESOLVE principal Suenn Ho was recognized for her design work and leadership within the community.

Award - Oregon Recreation and Parks Association
ORPA Design Award 2014
The Garden of Surging Waves has been given the award for Design Excellence Project of 2014.

Award - Oregon Daily Journal of Commerce
Woman of Vision 2014
RESOLVE principal Suenn Ho is one of 45 women recognized for shaping the built environment through outstanding leadership, mentoring efforts, community involvement, and promotion of industry diversity. 

Award - Urban Land Institute Northwest
Photo Essay Contest Honorable Mention 2014
RESOLVE principal Suenn Ho has received an Honorable Mention for her original photographs and supporting statement on the Kowloon Walled City. 

Award - Collaboration of Design + Art
Top 100 CODAawards 2014
Heritage Square Phase 1 - The Garden of Surging Waves has been selected by CODA as one of the top 100 submissions for their 2014 awards program. 

Event - City of Astoria
The grand opening for Astoria's Heritage Square Phase 1 - The Garden of Surging Waves / Bicentennial Legacy Gift, took place on May 17, 2014. 

Articles - Garden of Surging Waves Grand Opening

奥斯特瑞亞市＂滄浪園＂落成典禮隆重舉行, Portland Chinese Times, May 23, 2014.

"Garden Shines Light on History, Legacy," The Daily Astorian, May 20, 2014.

"Interpretive park pays homage to Astoria's pioneering Chinese," The Oregonian, May 12, 2014.

"The Garden of Surging Waves," Oregon Coast, March - April 2014.

"Visitors Applaud Chinese Garden," The Daily Astorian, November 18, 2013.

Event - Asia Society
In 1991, RESOLVE principal Suenn Ho was awarded a Fulbright Research Grant to conduct architectural studies on the Kowloon Walled City, the densest urban enclave on earth. In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of its razing, the Asia Society Hong Kong sponsored a symposium titled “Life in Kowloon Walled City.” Suenn was a panelist together with Rev. Dr. Albert Ng, Greg Girard, Ian Lambert, Laurance Liauw, and Aaron Tan. Moderated by Professor Cole Roskam. November 12, 2013.