Established in 2014, Parametric Monkey's aim was to accelerate computational literacy within architectural design in order to transform the building industry. Since then, Parametric Monkey has grown to become a design consultancy which brings specialist architecture, BIM, computational design, and digital fabrication expertise to architects, contractors, developers, engineers and local governments. With a focus on interoperability and nimbleness, Parametric Monkey exists where building and… Show more Established in 2014, Parametric Monkey's aim was to accelerate computational literacy within architectural design in order to transform the building industry. Since then, Parametric Monkey has grown to become a design consultancy which brings specialist architecture, BIM, computational design, and digital fabrication expertise to architects, contractors, developers, engineers and local governments. With a focus on interoperability and nimbleness, Parametric Monkey exists where building and technology intersect. Show less

Working across multiple projects I provided BIM implementation and computational design services to project teams. I was the co-curator of the Design Innovation Group (DIG) and was responsible for pushing innovation and computational research in the practice.

As the regional BuildingSMART manager for HOK’s Asia Pacific offices (Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing), I provided BIM implementation and design technology services to various project teams. My role focused on OpenBIM so that BIM data can be exchanged across multiple software platforms. My speciality is the interface between conceptual parametric modelling and project delivery. This entails developing cross-platform and cross-discipline workflows across the major software platforms including… Show more As the regional BuildingSMART manager for HOK’s Asia Pacific offices (Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing), I provided BIM implementation and design technology services to various project teams. My role focused on OpenBIM so that BIM data can be exchanged across multiple software platforms. My speciality is the interface between conceptual parametric modelling and project delivery. This entails developing cross-platform and cross-discipline workflows across the major software platforms including Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, SketchUp, Generative Components and Navisworks. Show less

Working primarily with the Retail studio, I led the design of several large commercial projects situated in Hong Kong and China. Additionally, in collaboration with the other Design Leaders, I developed customised scripts to analyse and improve retail environments.

Part-time - Co-lecturing with David Erdam for the MArch sudio 'Design and Construction Communication'. The course will introduce students to the methods by which architects strategise, rationalise and communicate architectural designs. In any office whose work is notable, the intention of Construction Documentation (CD) is to encrypt and codify what are otherwise complex architectural effects into clear methods of construction. In groups of three, students will analyse, remodel, re-draw and… Show more Part-time - Co-lecturing with David Erdam for the MArch sudio 'Design and Construction Communication'. The course will introduce students to the methods by which architects strategise, rationalise and communicate architectural designs. In any office whose work is notable, the intention of Construction Documentation (CD) is to encrypt and codify what are otherwise complex architectural effects into clear methods of construction. In groups of three, students will analyse, remodel, re-draw and formulate a CD set for a given case study, some of the most innovative projects in the world.Teaching Assistant - software tutor for Tom Verebes' MArch studio 'Groovy Tectonics'. With curvature as the central theme, the studio initially researched a set of mathematical concepts and tools, for their potential to breed innovative architectural spatialities. From simple spatial principles, generated computationally as abstract, yet controllable geometric constructs, students migrated from abstraction towards increasingly concrete architectural implications of the initial inter-disciplinary relations between mathematics and space.Guest Critic - Martin Riese's MArch studio 'Agents of Change' and Kristof Crolla's MArch studio 'Hyper Materialism'Research Assistant - research for Dr Stephan Al, Director of the Urban Design Program, on his forthcoming book, 'The Strip: Las Vegas and the Evolution of Spectacle' Show less

Revit super user. This role comprised of being a ‘floating resource’ for the Retail studio providing Revit support as and when need. As a consultant to the project team, this primarily involved developing and documenting parametric systems and workflows of complex geometric forms.

Following the departure of Wil Alsop, I subsequently worked for LAVAnation, a joint venture between RMJM (London) and LAVA (Stuttgart), on the KACST masterplan and headquarter projects. My responsibilities included implementing Revit, and collaborating with LAVA on the design and documentation of the projects.

This role involved working directly with Wil Alsop on numerous international design competitions, particularly in France. My role was to interpret and develop Wil’s sketches and painting, and develop them architecturally through parametric modelling and scripting.

This position involved tutoring 3rd and 4th year architecture students to help develop their detailed Technical Design Project component. The AA Inter 13 studio focused on visions of heterotopia through the critical juxtapositions within urban and social contexts. Technical support was given on both software and general design considerations.

This job was for an initial two-week contract position to assist with the delivery of the Gatwick South Terminal project. This contract was then extended to work on other major transport/infrastructure projects including the masterplan for Heathrow’s 3rd runway.

This role involved two main tasks: Firstly to assist with the implementation of Revit into the office at various work stage from RIBA Stage B - F; and secondly, to assist with the design and co-ordination of several education and leisure projects.

As a member of the commercial team, this role involved assisting on several large international projects up to RIBA Stage C+. I was a senior member of Baku’s new icon, the Baku Flame Towers (US$300m), which has recently been completed. This project won the Best Hotel and Tourism Resort in MIPIM 2013