Professionals

Explor[ing the interaction] between low-carbon materials and building physics in the Alps.

Getting geometry to talk to my engineers without frustration.

Building with imagination and brick.

Building structures that feel honest to the local climate.

Simplifying complex systems through code and custom tooling.

Making construction documents fit practical site conditions.

Exploring the limits of concrete in Japan’s rainy climate.

Turning technical constraints into beautiful, buildable spaces in Naaldwijk.

Mapping transitions between landscape and infrastructure.

Building logic into physical structures using parametric scripts.

Managing sites with old-school pragmatism and modern logistics in Zürich.

Connecting geometry with physics, in the Anjou countryside

Preserving the texture of a wall at the exact right moment it begins to fail.

Exploring how continuity of place breaks the endless cycle of development.

Retrofitting regional barns into modern living spaces.

Designing within the specifics of a built landscape, not just designing new landscapes.

Turning grid constraints into material logic.

Turning Euclidean theory into practical details for Montréal developers.

Exploring the relationship between the ground and the vertical, one structural line at a time.

Turns temperature swings into architectural comfort.

Building barns on scrubland and pulling plans through code reviews is a living.

Lighting up Japanese architecture through material tranquility

Terrible at choosing wall colors even in my own house, but I can model complex parametric facades until sunrise.