I am an architectural designer specializing in bamboo structures, combining parametric design, environmental analysis, and hands-on construction experience. My academic work focused on developing geometrically advanced bamboo building systems using Rhino/Grasshopper as both an analytical and generative design tool by linking structural logic, material behavior, and site-specific data.

I have strong experience in site and environmental analysis, translating climate, topography, and construction constraints into buildable design strategies. To streamline bamboo workflows, I developed Macaque, a custom Grasshopper plugin focused on efficient bamboo modeling, bundling logic, and constructability.

Through my internship with Pablo Luna Studio, I gained a deep understanding of bamboo structural systems, detailing, and on-site construction processes, working closely with builders and craftsmen. I later applied this knowledge to manage the construction of a bamboo project in Koh Phangan, Thailand, bridging the gap between parametric design intent and real-world execution.

I am currently on site in Southeast Asia, actively involved in bamboo construction and contributing to a bamboo bridge project in Langkawi, Malaysia, with a focus on structural coordination, detailing, and adaptive problem-solving during construction.