Built work and physical prototypes — from professional practice to research pavilions.
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill · 2016–2017
Merced, California
Structural design of four buildings on a high-seismicity site, from concept through construction documents — lateral systems, RC slabs, beams, columns, and shallow foundations.
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill · 2016–2017
Los Angeles, California
Serpentine, cantilevering museum building by Peter Zumthor. Led the deep-foundation concept (1,800 piles in tar-impregnated soil) and the base-isolation system above and below the isolation plane.
University of São Paulo · 2018
São Paulo, Brazil
Design, production, and installation of a funicular, three-legged Styrofoam masonry vault — form-found, fabricated, and built on site.
École des Ponts et Chaussées · 2017
Champs-sur-Marne, France
A 50 m² robotically-fabricated timber pavilion of 160 straight beams and 50 planar panels, using a reciprocal geometry to simplify connections.
EPFL — Blue Factory · 2021
Fribourg, Switzerland
Hands-on prototyping of cast concrete shell elements in textile-reinforced concrete (TRC) — from shell-geometry analysis to full-scale built prototypes.
PUC Minas · 2018
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
A form-found, anti-funicular pavilion designed and built with architecture students using balloons as a physical form-finding device.