At the core, I care about solving problems and making processes clearer and more efficient. To me, efficiency isn't only about saving time. It can also mean using the right design choice to strengthen a feeling. That mindset runs through a path that stretches from competition architecture to automating entire workflows.
I've been part of competition teams since 2019, among them GMP, Struhk Architekten and JSWD. The question that keeps coming back is always the same: how does a design turn into a story, and which small detail makes the difference in the end?
I first worked with 3D visualization and animation back in school, and the subject never really let go of me since. To me, a good image doesn't just show a building. It shows its mood, the soul behind it.
Parametric relationships have fascinated me since university. They force you to understand exactly which parameters a design actually needs and how they relate to one another to carry the design.
My goal isn't to replace creative work but to make more room for it. Repetitive tasks belong in a pipeline whose steps interlock and trigger the next process automatically, so more time is left for the actual design.
Knowing how to use AI properly matters more today than ever. I've trained teams and built AI systems into daily workflows. What matters to me isn't whether something can be done with AI, but how I need to use it to reach a specific result.
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