Architecture

This ongoing bridge project, slated for display at the Corning Glass Museum in 2024, features a groundbreaking design. Constructed from hollow glass units formed by flat glass elements, compression bonding ensures both strength and lightness. The bridge's dynamic, asymmetric form distributes forces across the units, defying traditional design principles.

This pavilion design addresses an inventory constraint using computational methods. It optimizes black locust wood usage, dynamically adapting the structure to live inventory statistics. The project emphasizes minimal waste, structural efficiency, and aesthetic integration while providing an extended canopy. It exemplifies resource optimization and sustainability.

This ongoing project, commissioned by the National Park Service, employs 3D graphic statics to protect a historic fossilized stump. It's a Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) structure that emulates a tree's growth, with consistent unit sizes for efficient manufacturing and assembly. The design harmonizes functionality and aesthetics, bridging history and nature.