Professionals

Threading lattice structures through code for Dutch industrial clients.

Scanning dust off textured surfaces to keep projects at scale.

Design starts where the drawing ends.

Drawing structures that breathe rather than sitting heavy on the ground.

Building concrete footings and timber frames where the geese nest in the council park.

Drawing concrete shadows to solve daylighting conflicts.

Building trust through aggressive sketching and honest data.

Development Manager at Dynamicsystem Lab

Turning numbered soil records into mid-rise concrete structures.

Turning raw concrete into durable shelter.

Detail-oriented drawings, built one line at a time.

Illuminating the connection between light and frame in Northern Ontario.

Repairing dilapidated courtyards in Lucknow, one secondary wall at a time.

Architectural Designer at Horizon Volume Studio

Ruthlessly precise 3D modeling and daylight analysis for complex residential structures.

Filling the world with light again.

Graduate Architect at Monocontext Workshop

Balancing a spec sheet with brutalist concrete and regional timber traditions.

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

Building furniture for the next century on an old Amundsen map

Structural politics, craftsmanship, and the boundaries of liquid concrete

Using computational heat flow to eliminate thermal bridges and prevent condensation.

Make things stand up without relying on software gimmicks.

Designing tighter joints for locally sourced timber

Using algorithmic logic to make sure rain in Tofino successfully runs off the roof and doesn't rot the structure.

Prioritizing quiet brickwork over flashy facades

R&D Designer at Core Architecture

Translating speculative drawings into built realities on Lake Echo.