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Architectural Narratives

Studies and archives

Selected studies.

Essays, project previews and visual studies on architecture, cities and cultural space: how images, history and design shape the built environment.

Alimentary Tectonics

Essays on a carrot and on the kitchen as a political and social theatre, and a digital study of carrot textures.

Ghirlandaio: Space & Painting

Renaissance painted space brought into a 1950s modernist building in Frankfurt: an essay on colour, perspective and cultural space.

Les Clip-Maison pour Paris

Clip-on modular homes for the streets of Paris: a shortlisted entry for the 2019 Paris Affordable Housing Challenge.

Turin: Chocolate & Baroque

Chocolate — textural, figural, transformational — offers a lens to understand the Baroque through both material and se…

The Infinite City

A modular urban housing project reimagining multicultural Frankfurt — stackable modules that negotiate the tension bet…

The Feast: Digital Archive

A 2016 culinary experiment in food, service and atmosphere, with the drawings and dishes from the archive.

Retro City: Hamburg

The Hamburg Drapery Symphony — large-scale fabric-like urban installations transforming the industrial docklands. Surf…

Kingspan Micro-Verse

A satirical competition entry on luxury nomadism: 24.96 m² spheres for the ultra-wealthy.

Mediated Heritage

The Römer — Frankfurt's 15th-century city hall — becomes a site for Mediatecture. High-lumen laser mapping transforms…

The Main & its Frankfurt

The Main is not merely a border — it is Frankfurt's genetic origin. Franconofurd: the Ford of the Franks. A 525km axis…

Strange Contextualism

A 2016 master’s thesis: a reality TV studio on a museum roofscape, built as a collage of borrowed elements. AIV Prize.

The Reformative Intrusion — in public

The dossier, dropped into a simulated forum and argued against. A speculative proposal is only as strong as the object…

Le Corbusier’s Colors & Real Estate

Le Corbusier’s polychromy as a colour system for buildings and campuses, with palettes from 1931 and 1959.

Studying space, one narrative at a time.

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