Professionals

Shadows on stone: Interiors that breathe

Turning surface imperfections into design logic.

Timber engineering isn't always about towers—sometimes it’s about simply keeping dry when it rains.

Turning construction drawings into working, parametric systems.

Fixing where light architecture meets the sky.

Designing spaces that prioritize light and material authenticity in the Dutch landscape.

Getting the face of a building right at the first sketch, not the engineering phase.

Designing with glass for simplicity and light in Denmark

Designing structures that acknowledge and work through their local climate, not ignore it.

Prioritizing site logic over logo art.

Focusing on how daylight clears the mind in Beijing's densest neighborhoods.

Converting embodied energy into quiet, enduring structures.

Building for long life, low energy, and adaptable residents.

Engineering the gap between architectural intent and construction delivery.

Exploring the swarm intelligence in large-scale tile calculations.

Brutalist concrete with wood joints, working from a small office outside Cologne.

Building substrates on the tile line and in the structural field in Qinzhou.

Managing design through the messy middle of construction

Turning flat site plans into walkable streets in the Friesian countryside.

Turning Nodal Data into Structured Spaces

Developing resilient timber structures that withstand the coastal salt air of Perth.

Problem solving with timber and concrete.

Looking at urban grain while worrying about dust.