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The archive holds legacy and long-tail case studies that support the broader Artificial Dimension story without replacing the primary ecosystem navigation.
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2026
A zone-tracking life OS on your Forerunner 965 — four-quadrant watch face, 7-page glance widget, and in-activity data field, all sharing the shared UI library and powered by the same OpenClaw payload as ArtDim Command iOS.
Artificial Dimension (2026)
2022
A speculative reimagining of the Whole Foods supply chain as a public museum — treating agricultural infrastructure, product distribution, and customer interface as coupled spatial systems.
Future Thoughtscapes (Cornell M.Arch)
2021
A transit-adjacent artist residency whose latticed canopy structure responds to the rhythm of passing trains — exploring resonance, diffusion, and the boundary between infrastructure and inhabitation.
Future Thoughtscapes (Cornell M.Arch)
2020
An athletic facility competition entry where landscape performance and architectural interface are designed as a single integrated system — track, field, and building wound into a continuous oval.
Future Thoughtscapes (Cornell M.Arch)
2025
A housing thesis framing domestic architecture as climate infrastructure: adaptable living systems, flood-aware assembly, and communal space designed for changing environmental conditions rather than static occupancy.
Cornell Thesis (M.Arch)
2022
A spatial archive built from photogrammetry — discrete pixels of urban memory reconstructed as a navigable landscape. The photographic and the physical collapse into one field.
Future Thoughtscapes (Cornell M.Arch)
2022
A data-driven urban performance center that tracks, measures, and responds to the health of its inhabitants — building as biosensor, infrastructure as coach.
Future Thoughtscapes (Cornell M.Arch)
2019
A site-specific dwelling study on a gorge waterfront — where extreme topography, ice, and flooding constrain and generate architectural form. Structure as landscape negotiation.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2018
A tectonic study that treats assembly logic, material behavior, and structural intent as measurable parameters — the building as instrument for reading its own environment.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2019
A floating restaurant at a working shipyard — structural logic borrowed from vessel construction, program suspended between water and working machinery.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2019
A facade system exploring textile behavior, tension, and surface articulation — iterative physical prototyping informing digital constraints and vice versa.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2020
A co-living tower for the Lower East Side — where unit flexibility, shared program, and urban context generate a hybrid residential typology responsive to millennial housing patterns.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2020
A waterfront research facility with angular concrete volumes and glass curtain wall corridors — exploring how brutalist massing can frame views and organize research program.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2019
An institutional arts building with curtain wall facade and sawtooth roof — exploring transparency, daylighting, and the relationship between gallery and studio spaces.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2020
A desert gallery and fabrication facility where robotic art production meets exhibition — tilted glass volumes on steel stilts framing mountain views.
Contextual Constructs (UF Undergrad)
2021
A full-scale pavilion built from upcycled automobile tires — parametric tessellation logic structures 2,500+ tires into a self-supporting landscape installation at Cornell.
Matter & Code (Cornell M.Arch)
2022
A large-scale pavilion fabricated on Cornell's robotic arm — living material systems logic applied to a structural canopy whose geometry responds to fabrication constraints.
Matter & Code (Cornell M.Arch)
2022
A robotic fabrication installation using reclaimed wood branches — computational toolpath logic applied to found material, generating a structural canopy installed on Cornell Arts Quad.
Matter & Code (Cornell M.Arch)
2025
A deterministic geometry workflow exploring parametric behavior and repeatable transformation rules — published at ACADIA 2025.
Matter & Code (Cornell M.Arch)
2021
Computational biophilic structures — 3D printed organic forms exploring growth patterns, branching logic, and structural behavior inspired by natural systems.
Matter & Code (Cornell M.Arch)
2019
A concrete masonry unit construction project exploring arched openings, material honesty, and the craft of building by hand with CNC-cut formwork.
Matter & Code (Cornell M.Arch)
2025
Performance analysis and visualization for Ironman triathlon training — data-driven approach to endurance sport.
Personal
2019
A pavilion constructed from recycled tires — upcycled material systems forming a lightweight canopy structure.
Academic
2020
Computational exploration of node displacement and material uncertainty — generative structural experiments.
Academic
2020
Digital fabrication research into fabric-based construction systems — efficiency through textile logic.
Academic
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