Architecture & Engineering

A decade of design and research work — from bio-integrated urban prototypes at Terreform ONE to structural engineering studios at Princeton and large-scale planning in the Gulf.

Bioinformatics research visualization

Bioinformatics
Terreform ONE — Research into bio-integrated design systems and living urban infrastructure at Terreform ONE's New York studio.
Monarch Sanctuary installation

Monarch Sanctuary
Terreform ONE — Research prototype and exhibition developed for the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City.
Climate-resilient urban development diagram

Climate-Resilient Urban Development
NOA — Parametric urban planning study addressing climate adaptation through passive environmental strategies and adaptive building envelopes.
C40 Reinventing Cities competition entry

C40: Reinventing Cities
NOA — Urban regeneration competition entry for the C40 Reinventing Cities program, proposing a zero-carbon mixed-use development strategy.
165 Charles Street building study

165 Charles Street
NOA — Structural and environmental systems analysis for a high-performance residential building in New York City's West Village.
Manhattan Center for the Performing Arts structural model

Manhattan Center for the Performing Arts
Princeton School of Engineering — Structural design and acoustic systems study for a large-span performing arts venue in New York City.
Sustainable concrete senior thesis research

Sustainable Concrete
Princeton School of Engineering — Senior thesis investigating low-carbon concrete mix designs and the structural performance of supplementary cementitious materials.
Algorithmic logic computational design model

Algorithmic Logic
Princeton School of Architecture — Computational and parametric design studio exploring emergent spatial organization inspired by informal settlement patterns.
Oasis Cities urban master plan

Oasis Cities
IBI Group Dubai — Quantitative simulation and planning analysis for large-scale industrial city development projects across the Gulf region.
Disaster relief responsive architecture model

Disaster Relief
Princeton School of Architecture — Adaptive and deployable shelter systems designed for rapid post-disaster deployment in extreme climatic conditions.