As architect and researcher I aspire to co-create spaces of resonance, reciprocity and radical affection in support of a life-affermative, empathic-anamistic approach to architectural practice, research and pedagogy. 

After four years of experimentation, I have recently finished my practice-based PhD research "Working With/In the Gap: Japan-ness in Architecture of Experience".  

Architecture is good for nothing unless it sprouts from and reacts to the dark, dirty and wild realities of everyday life.

Through creative practice research I practice architecture as a creative tool for figuring ourselves out and constructing ourselves differently.

I am an architect and researcher whose work exploits tiny perceptions to open up alternative worlds of experience and action.