I am interested in creating a more sustainable, spiritual and sensual architecture in a modern vernacular language. I believe that good building practices are associated with an economy of means and simplicity of form and that this common language of design can be scaled to fit nearly all architectural programs.
Clarity in concept and construction make for more positive experiences within each person's built environment. The practice of Architecture should be 80% listening and observing to the existing forces of site, the culture and the people, and the other 20% should be the effort in improving the experience through spatial intervention.
Ghost Lab, Upper Kingsburg, Nova Scotia, Canada, Design/Build
Two week Design and Construction of a 1,500 SF studio on the Canadian coastline of Brian MacKay-Lyons farm near Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.
ITALART/Santa Chiara Centro di Studi, Architecture
KSU International Study Abroad Program for Central European Architecture, Landscape and Urban Planning. Castiglion Fiorentino, Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy