Senior Architect, Project Manager, BIM manager, Chief Technologist, Narrator of long rambling anecdotes.

Monograph is a technology consulting firm for the AEC industry specializing in Building Information Modeling with Autodesk Revit and Computer Mediated Reality (Augmented and Virtual Reality).

Carlson Studio has been rebranded as Carbon AE.

As a full service architecture firm established since 1996, Parker Walter Group Inc. is dedicated to fulfilling some of the most prominent and ambitious projects in the City of Sarasota. We cover a broad spectrum of project types from commercial and industrial to some of the most luxurious multi-family residences in Florida.

As BIM manager, my responsibilities at Wannemacher Jensen include creating the office BIM standard, Revit training and content creation, and Revit export to mobile Augmented Reality.As IT manager I coordinated a whole office migration to Citrix XenDesktop Virtual Desktop Infrastructure.

As an expert level Revit user since version 9, I have advocated the use of Autodesk Revit as the standard for design and construction documentation at Parker Walter Group Inc. In this capacity I have been in charge of creating all of the office's Revit content and standards, transitioning production from CAD to BIM and training the drafting staff in Revit. Additional responsibilities include design development, preparing construction documentation in both Revit and AutoCAD, construction administration and architectural rendering in 3D Studio Max and Photoshop.My experience includes residential (single and multi-family from one story to mid-rise), commercial (banks, retail stores, automobile dealerships, commercial centers and restaurant space), country clubs, and large industrial projects.

As BIM Manager for the "Team Florida" (UF & USF) entry for the 2011 DOE Solar Decathlon, I was tasked with creating the 3D Revit model and CD set for the project.

I created a 3D model of the 3 sq mile University of South Florida Tampa Campus for planning and walk through presentation purposes, using aerial data sourced from Pictometry & Precision Lightworks, as well as from Hillsborough County GIS data. The model included 500+ existing and projected future buildings as well as 5000 + trees and was photo realistically texture mapped for real time presentation using VR4Max. Portions of the model featured in an Augmented Reality presentation during my USF final thesis project where the virtual objects were overlaid on a physical campus map using Metaio Unifeye.

Part-time internship during first year of architecture studies at EPFL.