Patrick is a Research Assistant in the AML and third year Masters of Architecture student at the University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design. His work in the AML focuses on additive manufacturing, custom agent contouring, tool making, and is currently moving towards work in real-time robotics and computer vision. In his second year he received the Kanter-Tritsch Prize in Energy and Architectural Innovation, among several others including the T-Square Fellowship, the Van Alen Traveling Fellowship, the Dales Fellowship, and the Schenk-Woodman Merit Award. His current work focuses on architectural surveying of the art nouveau and the development of Generative Adversarial Networks.
Autonomous Manufacturing Lab, Philadelphia, PA, US, Research Assistant
As a Research Assistant in the AML work focused on additive manufacturing, custom agent contouring, tool making, and is currently moving towards work in real-time robotics and computer vision. This work also included development of computational design tools and software packages of custom written scripts for structural optimization, facade and panel optimization and other efficiency based coding projects.
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, US, Graduate Teaching Assistant
Graduate teaching assistant for several instructors including Nate Hume, Kutan Ayata, Brian DeLuna, Ezio Blasetti, Danielle Willems, and Robert Stuart-Smith.
Mark Foster Gage Architects, New York, NY, US, Design Intern
Assisted in schematic design and design development of projects ranging from retail, and entertainment to single family residential,competition packages and exhibitions.
Cunningham Quill Architects, Georgetown, DC, US, Design Intern
Assisted in project delivery including schematic design, design development, construction documentation and on-site administration. The work ranged from single-family residential, religious, to mixed-use and multi-family.
Clemson University, Clemson, SC, US, Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
UPenn Digiblast, 1st Place
