I followed where the tools were going.

I'm an architectural and computational designer, and Head of R&D at xFigura, where I build AI tools used every week by architecture firms around the world.

Ten years in practice on federal and mission-critical projects taught me how buildings actually get made. In 2019, before LLMs and before Midjourney, I went back for computer science to follow where architecture's tools were heading: a Masters in Computational Design at IAAC, graduate computer science coursework at Georgia Tech, research at ACADIA and CAADRIA, and work exhibited at the 2025 Venice Biennale. Since 2022 I've kept a weekly public record of machines learning to imagine architecture at @diffusion_architecture, now an audience of over 486,000.

My work is on what comes after prompting: systems that propose, test, and build on what they learn, the way design actually works. The one thing they can't externalize is the judgment of what's good. That stays human, and everything rests on it.

This site is the sketchbook: generated images, videos, interactive 3D, and essays on where it's all going.