Professionals

Building bridges between professionals in Japan and the rest of the world.

Designing architecture that demands fewer resources and adds more spirit.

House-style drafting for a congested West London plot

Balancing numbers with brick to bridge the gap between budget constraints and site realities in British Columbia.

Shepherd of an interdisciplinary design team transforming Carrollton's zinc-lined facades.

Detailed concrete layouts that work on construction sites.

Converting site plans into compelling color prototypes.

Bridging the gap between code and construction in Zhangjiawo.

Designing houses for Swiss mountain views, one brick at a time.

Putting the forest back into the forest floor plan.

Simplifying complex urban transitions through immersive stewardship

Dense concrete mixes and neutral frequencies.

Designing resilient timber structures with a focus on local sourcing.

Quietly confident about light and surface.

Solving noise where it matters most: elevating space through precise acoustic systems.

Quietly designing stability in buildings that still make noise.

Looking for the fundamentals behind the scaffold, not just the facade.

Building connections between site narratives and precise Japanese construction

Translating plans into the texture of reality.

Turning geometry into concrete form

Reknitting concrete and timber into single structural systems.

Designing and detailing large timber structures for resilient, energy-efficient architecture.

Detailing the intersection of specific craft and efficient planning.