Architect specialized in applying computational methods to digital and experimental construction technologies, exploring the synergy between architecture and computation to advance sustainable and innovative building systems.

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Currently part of BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group, involved in the development and optimization of design processes through computational workflows and digital analysis.

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Academic background developed through a post-graduate master’s in Wood Architecture at YACademy and a research and teaching assistant position at SDU CREATE, the Danish Center for Computational Research in Emergent Architectural Technology and Engineering. Experience includes digital fabrication, augmented reality, and computational design, along with participation in international workshops, summer schools, and academic publications focusing on computational design, material innovation, and sustainable construction strategies.

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Work focuses on the intersection between architecture, technology, and environmental performance, bridging digital experimentation with sustainable construction.