Everything about Cubic Boundaries

I had to pull a mold of the last remaining cherub; this was an 70+ year old piece of plaster covered with decades of paint. Then there was a small piece from the Biltmore resoration. I found the most important piece at the Wrecking Bar; it was the head and shoulders of a grotesque from the Terminal Station that had been demolished in 1972. I did some research at the Atlanta History Center and found an old newspaper article featuring that exact piece; this led to more research into Atlanta's architectural history.

In 2003 II developed a program--City Walks--for Palm handhelds. It displayed scrollable maps that gave the user both current and historic information about the area they were exploring. The idea was to get the user out on the streets to start exploring Atlanta's most interesting areas. The available maps included downtown Decatur, Little Five Points, East Atlanta, and the Buckhead villages. Along the way I got exposed to more historic architecture in the downtown and Fairlie-Poplar areas, and even made it out to Birmingham.

In 2004, I got my start in producing 3D environments for a firm producing VR for clinical research. I've built an airport terminal, several streetscapes, and public buildings--15 environments in total.

In 2007, I focused on designing reconstructions. I started working on the Birkenau project, reproducing it as the museum it is today. Then I built Le Corbusier's La Tourette monastery for an architectural competition.

Now I'm doing initial research on Atlanta's lost architecture and creating some new projects with WireFusion.