Architecture, SCI-Arc B.Arch 2027
Los Angeles, CA
A performance hall that breaks its container, making structure and movement part of the show. A cultural center in the heart of Vienna, designed to host performance, exhibition, and communal gathering, and to hold its ground on the Ringstrasse through layered transparency and circulation.
View Project →A kinetic self-portrait machine. A camera reads the viewer’s face in real time, collapses it to an 8 × 8 binary grid, and hands the 64 values to 64 hand-wired stepper panels. At that resolution you are not recognizable, only present. The wall reports movement, not likeness.
View Project →A study in structure and flow. A diagonally cut eggcrate system creates this sculptural staircase, revealing structure through sectional geometry. Explores the relationship between load transfer and spatial rhythm through a continuous folded steel spine and suspended acrylic treads.
View Project →A speculative tower where fitness floors and a data center make similar demands: heat rejection, controlled air, continuous circulation. So the section stacks them in one structural frame instead of separating them. The pool becomes the data hall’s ceiling.
View Project →A museum and national archive extending Parque La Carolina, Quito. The existing city block is treated as raw material, and civic program as the exposed seam within. Competition proposal, vertical studio.
View Project →A proposal for a SCI-Arc extension built from the program assemblies the school already has. It is not an addition but a duplication: the spaces that actually work were identified and reproduced as a mirrored twin, joined to the original bar through Keck Hall.
View Project →The last paper archive, explored in first person in the browser. After the takeover, one candlelit room of paper survives: sixteen records on theory, simulation, and the archive itself, attended by the Keeper. A museum that exists only online, blurring curation, atmosphere, and game space.
View Project →A short film depicting a hypothetical post-apocalyptic environment focused on the MASP museum in São Paulo. The ruin is not accidental but designed: every element of decay was choreographed to reveal how the building would fail. The structural skeleton remains partially intact, reclaimed by overgrowth.
View Project →Three rocks scanned with a phone and redrawn as point clouds, set on interlocking pedestals of rammed earth mixed after Roman concrete. The pedestals were rammed layer by layer in a tapered plywood formwork, each layer a different colour and grain.
View Project →An expansion for SCI-Arc built around one shaft cut through the plan. The shaft ventilates the building by the Venturi effect and carries daylight to the deep core. Bamboo façade, LEED Platinum, 98 of 110.
View Project →A weekend in scripted making. Image data sampled in Grasshopper became 40 mm spheres and a ping-pong ball panel, built through a HoloLens. Our group of three built five of its ten subpanels.
View Project →I'm an architecture student at SCI-Arc, Los Angeles, working toward a B.Arch, expected May 2027. My projects move across cultural centers, institutional buildings, speculative structures, and short films, always looking at how structure, movement, and space relate to each other.
I work across computational design, physical model-making, and digital fabrication, trying to keep the technical and the conceptual in conversation.
Where the work has shown up outside this site. Two architecture accounts that picked up projects, and the school's own channels.
Based in Los Angeles, finishing a B.Arch at SCI-Arc in 2027. Email is the fastest way to reach me for studio work, internships, or questions about any of the projects above.