Research

Long-term questions that exceed a single commission, tested through built work, independent studies, product systems and lived observation.

How can less space hold more life?

Built laneway homes and independent studies test daylight, storage, privacy, adaptability, and the social consequences of compactness.

Ecological dwelling and settlement research into thresholds, private outdoor rooms, shared ground, belonging, and autonomy.

Deployable healthcare, manufacturing, and remote environments studied as lived systems of access, maintenance, workflow, and public realm.

Trust, memory, coordination, attention, and agency examined across digital interfaces and the physical environments they increasingly shape.

Direct observations of movement, weather, maintenance, thresholds and daily life recorded from inhabited places.

Participatory exhibit and placemaking studies for a permanent environment at Heritage Park, developed for Rowan Doyle Design.

Interior concept for a healthcare technology hub, organising collaboration, demonstration, and partner-facing work.