A multidisciplinary design research studio operating at the convergence of spatial design, emerging technologies, and cultural production. Working across scales—from tangible interfaces to installations to urban interventions—crafting experiences that mediate the boundaries of physical and digital realms. The practice integrates architectural thinking, design exploration, and technological innovation to reimagine how we inhabit, interact with, and understand space in an era of rapid transformation.

Developing digital infrastructure for mutual aid networks, emphasizing trust, equity, and collective resilience. Leading stakeholder engagement and partnership development to create sustainable community support systems.

Presented research at the symposium "Situating and Troubling AI Technologies for Architectural Reconstruction and Urban Simulation" about "Prompts & Provenance: Decoding Digital Geographies - AI's Interpretation and Our Exploration of Global Localities"with Judd Smith. Explored critical perspectives on AI applications in architectural heritage and urban planning contexts. Bibliotheca Hertziana - Max Planck Institute for Art History, Rome

Participated in collaborative development of open-source AI solutions, focusing on the intersection of machine learning and spatial design. Worked with Hugging Face's advanced AI models and open-source frameworks.

NSF I-Corps program participant at Columbia Engineering, in collaboration with NYU and CUNY. Leading customer research and product development for P2P.Net Works, a design-research initiative focused on distributed network systems.

Investigating system change practices through network sovereignty and distributed architectures. Research focuses on innovative governance models, peer-to-peer infrastructures, and community autonomy in digital spaces. Developing frameworks for distributed decision-making and collective organization.

Contributed to conceptualization, research, and editorial development of CSR publications, organization and facilitation of workshops focused on spatial data analysis and visualization methodologies. Developing interdisciplinary research frameworks bridging architecture, urbanism, and digital humanities.

Research fellow at an experimental practice combining philosophy, art, and technology (PArT). Contributing to theoretical frameworks examining human-technology relationships through philosophical inquiry and artistic exploration. Developing methodologies for critical technology assessment and speculative design.

Research on foundations and strategies of philanthropy in relation to planetary wellbeing. Developed comprehensive analysis of built environment and climate change intersections. Created visualization systems and strategic frameworks for philanthropic initiatives in architecture and urban development.

Worked on design strategy for physical model production and documentation. Conducted competition research and developed strategic approaches for NFT integration in design practice. Focus on innovative representation and fabrication methods.

Participated in speculative design research program exploring planetary-scale systems and emerging technologies. Developed theoretical frameworks and media projects examining the intersection of architecture, technology, and environmental change.

Worked on architectural design for special education center and MK7 highrise in Munich. Contributed to Friedrich & Karl office complex competition in Cologne (1st Prize), focusing on timber construction and environmental integration. Developed design for River Schussen Park Project in Ravensburg.

Contributed to exhibitions including "The Project of Independence: Architectures of Decolonization in South Asia, 1947-1985" and "Neri Oxman Material Ecology". Collaborated on research, exhibition design, and catalog development. Assisted with the X-Ray Architecture event with Beatriz Colomina, Liz Diller, and Giuliana Bruno. Supported exhibition production and installation with MIT Media Lab.

Contributed architectural analysis and critical writing across multiple platforms, focusing on innovative design practices and emerging construction technologies.

Part of H&dM Kitchen team with Partner Esther Zumsteg. Contributed to exhibition design, publications, and special projects including Prada Resort 2019 show spaces and HdM exhibitions. Worked on urban studies in Basel and airport extension competition. Involved in archive management and publication development for The Complete Works series.

Contributed to concept design for cultural institutions including Fondation Kanal Brussels and various museum projects under Partners Rem Koolhaas and Ippolito Pestellini. Developed proposals for technology company headquarters and hotel projects. Participated in archive management and research initiatives.

Contributed to exhibition design for "The Theater of Disappearance," "Rei Kawakubo: Comme des Garçons," and "Irving Penn: Centennial." Collaborated with curators and artists on spatial design and installation strategies for contemporary and historical exhibitions.

Research assistant at the TUM Dean's Office for Architecture. Contributed to academic research, publications and teaching initiatives.

Contributed to curatorial research, exhibition design, and publications for "World of Malls: Architectures of Consumption" and "Francis Kéré: Radically Simple" at the Architekturmuseum der TU München. The exhibitions explored architectural developments from shopping malls' global influence to Kéré's socially engaged and ecological design approaches. Worked on exhibition research, spatial design, and catalog development.