I’m a designer focused on the future of large-scale, modular systems—spanning prefabricated housing on Earth and human habitats in space.
My professional work centers on product and system design for industrialized construction. I currently work as a Senior Product Designer at LIT Homes, developing scalable prefab housing products that balance cost, performance, and manufacturability. Previously, I worked at Katerra and other design-driven startups, helping build vertically integrated building systems from concept through production.
In parallel, I founded Tycho Space to explore a new class of expandable, modular space habitats designed for long-duration human life beyond Earth. This work investigates structure, deployment, artificial gravity, and interior systems—bridging architecture, aerospace constraints, and product thinking. I’m also a co-founder of Different Systems, a space architecture consultancy focused on technically grounded, buildable futures.
I believe the most meaningful design work sits at the boundary between speculation and execution—where ambitious ideas are forced to confront manufacturing, physics, and economics.
I earned my degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, with a minor in Sustainable Studies.
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