I hit real workflow pain in landscape practice — then build the tools to solve it myself. Design judgment, made concrete in engineering.
Faced with three disconnected urban states — street, interchange, station — my strategy stitches the fragments with one sequencing spine, turning the trickiest sunken junction into a dual-level core. A buildable way to organize space.
↗BA systematic method for NSW school projects: a 226-item checklist, cross-referenced across standards, turning vague guidelines into executable design decisions.
Reframing stormwater from "a nuisance to drain" into "a resource to design" — a site-scale WSUD decision framework.
↗DAn executable algorithm for the EFSG 35% canopy target: boolean-union of overlapping crowns turns an abstract metric into a verifiable number.
↗EBalancing the 40/60 soft-to-hard ratio with 15% deep-soil zones — a workable proportion between code constraints and design freedom.
Filling Revit's gaps for landscape BIM: a batch toolkit for grading, terrain and material legends.
2Smart file & email archiving for AEC workflows — fixing the batch-naming that design software does badly.
3Purpose-built for AEC practice. Four-layer architecture, kanban and sprints fused.
Every project begins with one concrete pain point in practice — an overlooked workflow node, a clash in the standards.
Connecting design judgment to engineering — the language of landscape, translated into the logic of code.
Unfolding at last into a finished product — an app or plugin actually in use, solving a real problem.