Intern Architect at a boutique, multidisciplinary architecture firm led by former founding partner of KPMB architects, one of Canada’s premier architecture studios.In addition to standard architectural drawings (plans, sections, elevations, renders, etc.), used parametric design strategies (Grasshopper + Rhino3D) to demonstrate design options to clients during the schematic design phase of projects.• Worked closely with an array of clients (University of Toronto, Dalhousie University, Bata Corp. and Massey and Roy Thomson Hall.)

Collaborated with Professor Dillenburger at ETH Zurich's department of Digital Building Technologies on a 3D resin printer that could produce large molds of architectural elements using a flexible resin.

Project Designer at a boutique design firm in Toronto.Designed and produced electronic circuitry for wearable responsive devices.Developed and built prototypes of products and machines.Supervised by Larry Wayne Richards, Professor Emeritus and former Dean of the Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design at the University of Toronto.

Research Assistant at RAD (Responsive Architecture at Daniels) Helped design systems for responsive architectural installations including a hydroponic, moss covered ceiling tile that was featured at an ACADIA conference (Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture) and a blanket (IM Blanky) embedded with sensors that digitally modeled its physical state. IM Blanky was a collaborative effort with HomeLab (part of iDAPT - Canada’s largest academic rehabilitation hospital) and was later featured in a TEDx talk.Was trained on set up and operation of a large, industrial, CNC water-jet.

Goal of research term was to create a large-scale bottom-up resin-based 3D printer. Responsible for developing the system, sourcing components, and testing the prototypes.