Paul Macherey, a designer and entrepreneur for 20 years, established Xenophorm Design and Fabrication as a way of exploring and controlling the process of design from inception through construction. At Xenophorm the goal is to pragmatically analyze intelligent formal operations and CAM (computer aided manufacturing) fabrication processes, while exploring material and structural alternatives. Xenophorm is a multidisciplinary practice which encompasses the fields of architecture, landscape, interiors, furniture, products, and abstract visualization. Previously, Paul was a design team leader at Studio Pei-Zhu in Beijing, China where he was given the directive of creating cutting edge design solutions for an art center, museum, office tower, and a 300,000 sqm multi-use development project. Prior to that Paul was a Jr. Architect at BplusU in Los Angeles where he was the lead 3d designer, in charge of creating the project in virtual space, disseminating information to the 2d team, then rendering and creating the finished model for presentation.Macherey's work has been seen in Mark Magazine, Form Magazine, Future Arquitecturas, and Vectorworks-A Monograph of the work of BplusU architects.Paul received his Masters in Architecture in 2008 from SciArc and a Bachelor in Communications from Michigan State University in 1995. Between that time he designed custom furniture from his shop in Telluride, Colorado and was a Production Designer (Art Director) for motion pictures, commercials, and print advertising.Specialties: I’m very skilled at identifying problems and approaching issues logically, but I pride myself on finding highly creative aesthetically imaginative solutions. I have a highly refined sense of design through process, and high level computerized design tool skills.