Works
A selection of projects demonstrating data made tangible — visual systems that invite exploration and help teams decide with clarity.
PPowers of 10 Maker Lab
Modular 20×20 maker space in a two‑car garage
Powers of 10 Maker Lab
Modular 20×20 maker space in a two‑car garage
Inspired by the Eameses and MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms, we architected a compact lab for scalable collaboration.
A flexible 20×20 workshop with plans for sale — materials, cut sheets, and variants. Designed for a post‑AGI world where teams need adaptable, high‑function spaces at human scale.
GGlass Enterprise GPT
Year‑long study of wearable LLM interactions
Glass Enterprise GPT
Year‑long study of wearable LLM interactions
Exploring GPT‑3‑powered metacognition on Glass to augment advanced reasoning in‑situ.
We tuned natural‑language prompts to examine assumptions, axioms, and second‑order effects of hypothetical actions. The work balanced ergonomics, privacy, and latency to make on‑body cognition truly useful.
GGeoban Data Sculptures
Laser‑engraved Go boards from regional data
Geoban Data Sculptures
Laser‑engraved Go boards from regional data
Custom Go boards generated from geographic signals — a physical, abstract representation of land strategy.
A parametric pipeline converts regional datasets into engravable patterns. Players explore territory and influence as data‑informed textures on centuries‑old gameplay surfaces.
TTEDxHouston Information Graphics
Survey‑driven insights for Houston’s innovation community
TEDxHouston Information Graphics
Survey‑driven insights for Houston’s innovation community
We surveyed the community and transformed priorities into clear, collective insight with approachable data graphics.
In collaboration with Culture Pilot, we visualized themes and tensions shaping Houston’s innovation ecosystem — making strengths, gaps, and opportunities legible for organizers and participants alike.
WWorthIt on Google Glass
3‑axis prioritization for personal collections
WorthIt on Google Glass
3‑axis prioritization for personal collections
People prioritized collections across three dimensions using compact area graphs purpose‑built for heads‑up display.
We distilled priorities into three axes and compressed visual collections so decisions are effortless on a wearable. The HUD design favors rapid scanability and calm clarity for on‑the‑go reasoning.