Professionals

Fixing buildings by understanding how they actually work.

Carving honest details out of brutalist concrete.

Redesigning the Japanese living room, one tatami floor at a time.

Building complex digital models from simple geometric rules.

Building physics meets Singapore’s tropical climate.

Associate Principal at Sector Research Lab

Designing for the heat. Literally. Thermal comfort is where the architecture lives or dies.

Using Revit structures as a digital backbone for renovations across the Tibetan Plateau.

Collaborating with local tradespeople to build interiors that feel lived-in and rooted in the Italian countryside.

Deepening daylight analysis with visual intent through Revit models.

Designing retail spaces that prioritize the flow of commerce and the privacy of the customer.

Avoiding common pathologies in timber structure and energy systems.

Designing robust walls for shelters in high-altitude Switzerland.

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.