Learning about the art of architecture from educators at Harvard, MIT, University of Nebraska (Lincoln), Architecture Association (London) and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETH (Zurich) has given him an uniquely broad perspective. He has worked for and learned from many of the most influential architects in New England and Switzerland. While working in these distinguished practices Fix has garnered a range of architectural experience including public infrastructure projects, multi-family housing, museum & exhibit design, mixed-use commercial buildings, urban design proposals, and single family residential designs. He utilizes his more than twenty years of experience in architecture to inform his current research. Research that spans the areas of design, construction methodologies, healthy construction practices, material research and green technology. The Mõ Ventus series is the most current embodiment of these research ideas. Mõ Ventus blends high technology features with quality of life sensitivities -- incorporating technology to enhance human habitation, interpersonal interactions and personal comfort, while fostering a greater sense of place. Mõ Ventus is an attempt to create intimate human scaled spaces while being simultaneously open to the expansiveness of nature -- as seen in the fully glazed cantilevered office/studio and living areas of this project. Fix’s observations of landscapes, combined with his interest in natural systems, sociology, philosophy, evolutionary science and art, has resulted in a commitment to humanity and the environment, which he is demonstrating in the field of architecture. He is fascinated by the potential of designed buildings and their landscape to reconnect, express and teach about natural systems. In the broadest sense, his work is committed to the ideal that architecture is a material and social art that cunningly engages with the visual, social and political history and culture of which it is an active part.