Freelance Microstation Professionals

Designing daylight into brick vernaculars in the Mediterranean.

Building envelopes that breathe and last the weathering

Building structures that last, using concrete, steel, and timber as raw material.

Designing buildings that trade fluorescent lights for natural shadows all day long.

Figuring out how concrete performs better in the humid tropics.

Building bridges between concrete proposals and on-site construction in Bavaria.

Preserving the grit of the South End in modern frameworks.

Balancing Japanese weather constraints with passive thermal performance.

Turning code into concrete through parametric modeling

Balancing transparency and performance in Italian climate design

Integrating architecture and landscape to create resilient outdoor spaces.

Lighting the Geography of Old Stone

Making old barns useful again in rural Maine

Using Grasshopper to turn chaotic site data into clean geometry.

Designing inventive solutions for heritage preservation in Aragon.

Building clarity from the chaos of construction photography.

Balancing brutalist concrete with soft greyscale interiors

Turning rough timber sketches into concrete boxes in the Dandenong Ranges.

Building shanty structures on sloped sites to get the dormant beauty out of potatoes.

Obsessed with the tension between building skin and internal performance.

Translating data into resilient buildings in Bavaria.

Building resilient structures that survive the shifts.

Detailing basalt stone and timber at the water's edge.