Professionals

Making Revit model as shovel-ready as the site plan.

Blending simple building elements into a cohesive, human-centric home.

Turning algorithms into structures that breathe.

Focusing on the warm tactility of heavy wood, not just its physical form.

Designing facades that breathe with the Singapore climate.

Designing lightweight timber floors for sustainable housing projects

Guiding Singapore’s mid-rise residential projects with concrete and timber.

Matching structural physics with Italian timber details

Solving gravity with glass in Valdeavero.

Digitally focused on modern timber construction in the mountains.

Making skin for buildings feel like skin, and not concrete shells.

Translating light, material behaviour, and physical models into accurate visual communication for manufacturers and architects.

Designing with stone to give timeless character to contemporary buildings.

Rendering the bansh反射光 to the architectural details in Plescop, France

Bridging the gap between algorithms and the built environment with material-forward systems.

Turning passive concrete into resilient vernacular in tropical Singapore.

Designing historic homes that don't feel like museums, only lived-in places.

Buying breathability for cold climates where moisture loves thermal bridges.

Turning complex subsurface data into rigid, above-ground structures.

Turns daylight statistics into better skin quality.

Building ventilation through passive design, one roof overhang at a time.

visualizing texture through digital light

Tilting a roof over Fellheim with concrete and timber.