Professionals

Resisting fire with concrete and steel makes sense to me.

You can’t know how to preserve a building if you first ignore the heat.

Navigating complex fire codes and building logistics in the Vancouver Island rain.

Designing easy-to-reach sprinklers for vulnerable communities.

Architectural solutions that think about the worst that could happen.

Heating natural stone in the thin-shell of a coastal shelter

MEP Engineer at Eastway Lab

Managing fire engineering risks in residential high-rises.

Structural geometry meets fire safety codes

Facade Engineer at Trigrid Workshop

Making glass and metal do more than just sit there.

Turning smoke movement analysis into fire safety that can be respected.

Occupying the Venn diagram between architectural geometry and life safety compliance.

Designing out risk through the intersection of structural logic and fire chemistry.

Making buildings breathe better.

Making buildings cool without overheating.

Protecting the spaces we build with precise fire safety engineering.

Keeping buildings comfortable without overheating them.

Turning timber into structure and complex fire systems into comprehensible drawings.

Drafting fire safety systems within high-performance architecture.

Turning tiny cracks into total building failures since 2013.

Turning thermal nuances into building code compliance.

Overlapping fire regulations with wood construction details for Swiss timber projects.

Building Physics Consultant at Ionic Systems

Finding the sweet spot between fire safety and comfortable interiors.

Finite details in a world of infinite possibilities.

Protecting buildings before they get too big for anyone to see.