Computational
Designer

Who am I ?

I grew up thinking about how things are built. Now I write the algorithms that determine how they're shaped. For six years I've been working at the intersection of computational geometry and physical fabrication — taking projects from mathematical notation to poured concrete. A $200M hospital. A geodesic Kagome roof. Columns derived from subdivision algorithms, cast in sand-printed moulds. When I'm not on client work, I reverse-engineer buildings I admire — rebuilding their geometry from scratch in Houdini to understand what decisions the designer had to make. It's how I stay sharp. I work remotely and I'm available for freelance collaboration.