Professionals

Turning vectors into tactility, one surface at a time.

Bridge construction is mostly about math, but the feeling is about the sky.

BIM Coordinator at Mind Research Lab

Structural clarity through parametric modeling.

Project Manager at Infra Section Studio

Making concrete breathable in Japan's subtropics.

Designs shelters that last through Japan's humid summers.

BIM Manager at Structure Research Lab

Building it in pieces until it holds up together.

Noticing how heavy concrete weighs in the summer rain.

Probability meets heat when I calculate timber conflicts on Japanese pylons.

Sustainability Consultant at Nemesis

Building silence into Britain’s noisy infrastructure.

Detailing complex concrete structures while growing rice in Ōhara

Spacing the line between ink and garden in rural Japan.

Design Director at Diallo Systems

Focusing on timber construction and vernacular details in Japanese architecture.

Managing the noise in Kamiichi while keeping two hands on the drawings.

Architectural Designer at Monocontext Workshop

Using concrete as a canvas for subtlety, not strength.

Connecting Onoda's post-war industrial fabric with contemporary living patterns.

Parametric Design Lead at Mind Research Lab

Turning code geometry into earthquaking concrete.

Locating parametric tools within the physical limits of cold-climate construction.

Building systems that handle Northern Japan's winters before the concrete cures.

Believing daylight is the best structural support in lightweight timber buildings.

Translating complex logistics into material specifications in Ōnojō.

Building with concrete in the mountains of Nagiso—bridging structural integrity with local craft.

Building codes of silence through concrete construction in rural Japan.

Using local steel and timber to build fast-track structures in rural Japan.

Navigating the translation between business needs and the physical field.