Professionals

Managing concrete, steel, and schedules in the dry heat of Gaoyao.

Designing connections where city infrastructure meets the natural landscape.

Keeping buildings dry without making them look like tents.

Detailing stone domes and mapping her clients' expectations for a renovation in Galicia.

Window detail is the thing that actually holds a building together.

Turning vernacular stone and concrete into long-lasting architecture.

Building modular timber structures that drape over the landscape rather than defining it.

Material-focused design leadership in Northern Spain.

Building for the tropics, outdoors first.

Detailing the desert skin of Masfout’s modern infrastructure.

Calculated comfort through envelope performance

Structures that breathe with the seasons, designed for Tokyo's density.

Building skins that breathe, one algorithm at a time in Rivière-Rouge.

Advocating for light, shadow, and unpretentious honesty in architectural visualization.

Transitioning steel and glass into believable light and shadow.

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

Focusing on hand-built vernacular materials in hill towns.

Handing over the punchcards one flatpack at a time.

Creating places where neighborhoods actually want to stay during the long German winters.

Turning technical data into contract reality for heavy industrial facilities.

Turning darkness into theater with layered light strategies

Focusing on connecting private residence design to the specific topography and climate of New York’s Hudson Valley.

Site-specific design rooted in local stone and grey concrete.