Architectural Works

This collection showcases a series of experimental architectural works that explore the intersections of form, structure, and technology. Each project investigates different design methodologies; from tectonic layering and modular parametric systems to biomimicry-inspired morphologies and faceted geometric forms.
• Tectonic Models examine how repetitive linear elements can generate organic, fluid structures.
• Parametric Wall demonstrates the power of modularity and curvature in shaping dynamic spatial experiences.
• Bone Chair – Morphing Structure translates biomimicry and algorithmic design principles from furniture into architectural space through digital modeling and physical prototyping.
• Faceted Pavilion explores geometric faceting and light through a first attempt at 3D modeling in Revit.

Together, these projects highlight an evolving design process rooted in curiosity, innovation, and the blending of conceptual experimentation with practical application. They reflect a continuous search for new ways to rethink architectural expression through digital tools, physical craft, and material logic.