I will always introduce myself as an architect.
A career built around innovation & bringing emerging technologies into human experience.

That multidisciplinary path brought me here. Across Architecture, HCI, Sound, Presence, AI, & Spatial Computing, my work kept returning to one simple question: What makes people feel like they are truly somewhere, together?

My doctoral thesis defined Sense of Place in dematerialized architectural worlds, showing that virtual placeness depends not on visual representation alone, but on the coordinated production of sound, memory, affect, spatial cognition, trust and perceptual responsiveness.

Today, I'm defining Live Presence and building what comes next in Immersive Systems and Spatial Intelligence.

As Borges once said, “When I write, I try to be faithful to my imagination.” I, too, am in pursuit of the worlds I intend to create.