About

As I watched classic architecture and cutting-edge technology flourish, I couldn't help but wonder: Could these two ever join forces to tackle the world's biggest problems? My curiosity got the best of me, so I chased a Master's degree in Architectural Computation from Bartlett, University College London.

As I dove into projects like the Parametric and Kinetic Climate Responsive Facade System for my undergraduate thesis, I discovered the art of merging mechatronics with parametric design principles. Soon, I was bursting with excitement to tackle computational architectural projects. The perfect blend of theory and hands-on action, I even pioneered 3D printing, robotic fabrication, and machine learning (Python and C#) with my 3D printed Clay Shrinkage Prediction project.

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All in all, I'm a passionate innovator who loves pushing the boundaries of architectural design, and I'm ready for my next big leap!