THE COMPLETE BODY OF WORK

Five chapters.

One thread: turning ambitious ideas into finely crafted, lived-in places.

  • A rooftop patio area with concrete stairs, a glass railing, a small artificial grass section, a black lamp post, a red ladder leaning against the wall, and a door open to an interior space under construction.

    Chapter I - Metal Fabrication

    The foundation of a career: architectural metalwork for restaurants, hotels, and residences across New York City.

  • A young child standing on a grassy lawn with fallen leaves, dressed in a navy jacket and yellow rain boots, with a house under construction in the background and a large tree with autumn-colored leaves overhead.

    Chapter 2 - Development & Renovation

    Giving overlooked buildings new life — from a Brooklyn factory to a Pittsburgh mixed-use redevelopment.

  • A container of glowing white and orange rocks or minerals, enclosed by a bright orange safety barrier, set on a pallet outside near a brick wall.

    Chapter 3 - Foundry

    Sculpture and casting work — material research at the point where craft becomes form.

  • A white, geometric, hollow sculpture with a circular opening in the center, decorated with thin chains draped around it, placed on a dusty wooden surface.

    Chapter 4 - Brand Development

    Retail, office, and hospitality environments built to carry an emerging brand’s identity.

  • A 3D architectural rendering of a modern house with outdoor patio, pool, and surrounding landscape, featuring multiple levels, curved roofs, and large glass windows.

    Chapter 5 - New Build

    Ground-up construction, from first foundation to finished, occupied space.