Professionals

Grounding the sky with timber, concrete, and the quietness of light.

Finding comfort in asymmetry and complex shade studies.

Building dialogue through local materials and slow construction.

Grounding buildings safely from the Central Coast to the mainland

Persimmon lanterns don't always burn bright, but their shape makes a moody street.

Designing brick-seasoned houses that respect the Glumstrup clay of North Zealand.

Balancing structural loads with packaged concrete forms in Okayama's winter cold

Fixing headaches in the Werdervorstadt with steel and daylight.

Wedding between computational logic and the haptics of timber.

Designing retail spaces that balance merchandising goals with actual human movement through the store.

Extracting the material potential of timber skin systems.

Grounding architecture in the geography and geology of Labrador.

BIM Manager translating complex data into buildable realities.

Turns design decisions into material datasheets.

Designing building envelopes that respond to the south-facing sun.

Preserving and reinterpreting the brutalist character of the city's institutional bones.

Clay meets concrete. I make interiors that feel like architecture.

Paper engineering in heavy industrial contexts

Preserving the architecture of the present to protect the history of tomorrow in the Cher region.

People don't realize that sound travels through the envelope before it reaches their ears.

Mapping small weaving patterns onto concrete walls at a Buddhist temple renovation in Yamagata.

Softening the city. A balancing act between quiet and green.

Reshaping private residences through the interplay of heavy stone and airy concrete.