Curious observer of nature, the built environment, and human behavior
Curious observer of nature, the built environment, and human behavior
Fueling explorations that lead to innovative solutions through today’s digital offerings:
Revit, AutoCad, Photoshop, etc. — with dedication to the craft of architecture and design
Curious observer of nature,
the built environment,
and human behavior
Fueling explorations that lead to innovative solutions through today’s digital offerings: Revit, AutoCad, Photoshop, etc. — with dedication to the craft of architecture and design
Education
Rhode Island School of Design
Bachelor of Architecture | Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bachelor of Architecture
Bachelor of Fine Arts
City College of San Francisco
Engineering and Multimedia studies
with an emphasis on all things digital
Engineering and Multimedia studies
with an emphasis on all things digital
Architectural Registration
State of Rhode Island, Registration Number 1833
State of Rhode Island
Registration Number 1833
LEED Certification
Green Associate, GBCI Number 10771934
Green Associate
GBCI Number 10771934
'Old School' tenacity / 'New School' ingenuity
Old School tenacity / New School ingenuity
My journey from the analog world to the digital universe
is an adventure of discovery, astonishment, and transformation
'Old School' tenacity
'New School' ingenuity
My journey from the analog world
to the digital universe is an adventure of
discovery, astonishment, and transformation
A shiny and new canister of Elgo Bricks, chock-full of interlocking building components, stirred my curiosity. Childhood creations set me on a journey into the world of architecture. When my grandfather drove us by Pei’s Hancock Tower, on our way to Fenway Park, I was awestruck. The gleaming glass curtain walls and sharp expressive angles captivated my imagination. I knew I’d become an Architect!
Attending RISD offered an opportunity to learn in a city rich in historic layers spanning several centuries. Working for some time on a drawing board, I developed critical old-school skills: attention to detail, a nurtured measure of fortitude, and patience. Returning to school in later years I studied all things digital at CCSF. Earning several certificates and reinforcing my confidence in a set of new-school skills ushered me into the 21st century. Today’s technology that offers instantaneous renderings and 3D printing is amazing when compared to yesterday’s watercolor renderings and chipboard models. Enhanced communication tools and an opportunity to simultaneously engage a wide audience was unimaginable in the days of dial up modems.
Traditional architectural skills along with demonstrable ability to harness today’s digital magic will benefit your endeavors. I offer these to help shape and realize your dreams.