The Museum of the Uncertainty, at La Brea Tar Pits in LA, blends excavation, discovery, and preservation in a captivating tribute to the site's rich history. The design seamlessly integrates existing tar, serving as a dual-purpose display and active excavation site. This fusion of modern and prehistoric elements visually narrates the site's history, enticing visitors to explore hidden enigmas. With a dynamic, immersive experience, the project fosters conversations and encourages exploration, making it a compelling addition to La Brea Tar Pits.

Xuechen Chen, an architect and visual artist in New York, draws inspiration from urban environments, focusing on city dynamics and subtle urban experiences. She holds degrees in B. ARCH from Pratt Institute and M. Design from the University of Pennsylvania. Her creative journey is deeply rooted in the materialist architecture process, where she deconstructs and reassembles materials within the digital realm. She has recently launched her very own personal studio, X.C Studio.

Xuechen Chen, a New York-based architect, holds degrees in B. ARCH from Pratt Institute and M. Design from the University of Pennsylvania. Her designs are a profound exploration of the urban and architectural interface, spanning diverse scales. Chen's focus extends beyond functionality, aiming to enrich cultural and educational experiences through thoughtful spatial narratives. Rooted in a deep understanding of cultural nuances, her work seamlessly integrates modern aesthetics with the context of each community.