Architectural proposals, interior spaces, and experiments in form. Ideas developed through drawings, digital models, and physical making.
Buildings, structures, drawings, and models.
A large-span aviation facility developed around functional requirements, access, and its relationship to the site. Plans, elevations, and sections in Revit connect the spatial proposal to its technical representation.
Two residential towers connect through elevated skybridges. The approximately 450,000-square-foot brief explores twenty stories above a garage level, developed through collaborative design within a shared Revit model.
The iridescence of a dandelion becomes a starting point for an observatory. Botanical drawings lead to a glass-based proposal, moving from the geometry of a seed to the atmosphere of the space.
Materials, lighting, and interior decor.
An interior design project explored through furnished rooms, material choices, and lighting. Warm timber, soft furnishings, and carefully placed light connect the bedroom, bathroom, and storage areas.
A Japanese house in a forest setting. The interior visualization brings timber surfaces, a long dining table, and the view toward planting into one composition. Warm light draws out the texture of the ceiling and walls.
Room to experiment — between image, model, and imagination.
A measured bedroom turns into a house imagined as a jungle gym. Reconstruction in Rhino establishes the starting point; platforms, connections, and a spiral slide transform it into an experiment in inhabiting space.
A vegetable stand meets a weightlifting gym. Vegetable athletes inhabit a layered scene that plays with flatness and depth, developed through Rhino, Photoshop, and physical study.
Behind the scenes of a complete project, I work across several specialized tools that allow me to shape each part of it. I move between digital models, architectural drawings, image-making, and physical studies to develop an idea and communicate it clearly and beautifully.
Connecting plans, elevations, and sections through a coordinated building model. Keeping spatial decisions and drawing information consistent as a design develops.
Exploring form, proportion, and spatial relationships through precise three-dimensional geometry. Moving between curves, surfaces, and volumes to test ideas and refine a design.
Shaping how a space is communicated through collage, image editing, and composition. Bringing together materials, light, and context to convey atmosphere and design intent.
Testing scale, structure, and spatial relationships through hands-on making. Using physical studies to compare alternatives, understand an idea in three dimensions, and inform the next design decision.
I’m drawn to unusual spaces, plant life, and ideas that make the everyday a little less ordinary.
My work moves between the scale of a building and the details of a room. I enjoy the process of drawing, testing an idea in a model, and seeing how materials and light can change a space.
That curiosity runs through these projects: a dandelion inspires a glass canopy, a measured bedroom becomes a place to climb, and a vegetable stand meets a gym. I like moving between the precise and the unexpected, using each drawing or model to ask a different question.
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