Professionals

Keeping Singapore buildings safe without making them feel like a furnace.

Bridging rhino and grasshopper with timber and local stone.

Rendering the invisible logic of concrete and steel structures for Danish architects.

Stop ignoring the thermal bridging; it’s leaking money.

Using concrete as a canvas for subtlety, not strength.

Designing matter so buildings breathe.

Quantifying feasibility through material layers and cost analysis.

Untangling geometry at the scale of the building

Detailing the subtle tension between concrete mass and rusted metal joints in the Spanish sierra.

Brickwork that holds up the walls, plus a bit of clean concrete for good measure.

Clear lines have a way of making hard problems feel simpler.

Fuilding walls from the inside out in Cádiz

Getting the numbers right at every stage of the build.

Clearing up structural ambiguity, one detail at a time.

Solving timber tension with rigid trace geometry

Solving structural jumps between glazing and framing with honest detailing.

Figuring out what the job actually costs before the blueprints are even finished

Building relationships between concrete structures and the people who use them.

Optimizing enclosure performance through rigorous analysis.

Building frameworks that feel like they belong to the trees, not the city.

Design buildings that work for people, not just for the market.

Difference between concept and construction is in the details.

Building with the grain of the hillside in Saxony