Every site, brief, and material already contains most of the answer — the work is reading it carefully enough to find it. That belief shapes how I approach a ruin in Kayaköy the same way it shapes a ring: reduce until only the necessary is left, then make that necessary part expressive.
I'm an architect based in Vienna, currently working in practice while building Studio Gorgon — my independent practice exploring architecture beyond the built project, structured around four pillars: Work, Atlas, Journal, and Objects.
Careful observation, research, writing, photography, and making all contribute to a deeper understanding of place, and inform the way I approach design. I'm also developing a computational and AI-assisted design workflow to bring into both practices.
Download CVWorking across residential and cultural projects, from early concept through BIM documentation.
Thesis: "Layers of Memory" — an open-air museum and community center in the ruin landscape of Kayaköy, Turkey.
Independent practice — architecture, observation, writing, and objects, structured around four pillars: Work, Atlas, Journal, and Objects.
Jewelry, 3D-printed objects, and furniture in development — designed and made under the Gorgon name, sold in small batches.
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