Professionals

Computational design is just a tool to solve problems.

Interior design as an exercise in quiet strength

Textiles for big structures and light-filled South-facing rooms.

Designing buildings that allow the wind through the Dutch polder landscapes

Working the nuance between city regulation and bushland context in the South-East.

Designing light-filled learning spaces, one classroom renovation at a time.

Detail-driven architecture focused on Melbourne’s enduring pre-war timber frame.

Development Manager at Nexusworks Lab Landscape

Turning dust into dollars and foundations into places on the Nevada range.

Designing accessible spaces in Danish industry and residential homes.

Designing quiet, human-scale shelter in the Italian countryside

Building quietly in the shadow of Mount Tateyama’s peaks.

Rebuilding the bricks, rather than just the plans.

Tracing how light moves through timber structures late into the afternoon.

Studio Director at Structure Research Lab

Designing with dialects of local clay and concrete for modern living in Yuncheng.

Visualization Lead at Lopez & Khan Architects

Focusing on light simulation to make kitsch textures feel legendary.

Building logic with clay and light in rural Kentucky.

Crafting sits between Italian masonry and finite logic.

Bridging the gap between artisan concrete and high-density urban realities.

Building modern shelter from local history and concrete

Managing complex logistics and the box, but preserving the soul.

Founding Partner at Orbit Lab

Shaping resilient habitat through material honesty.

Focusing on timber construction systems and simulation-based detailing in Denmark.

Parametric Design Lead at Lime + Plan Landscape

Finding the right form for the right structure, not the other way around.

Carpentry is the new concrete.