The CN Tower is Toronto's defining landmark and the backdrop to years of my first home. For ME 203, a 10-week design-to-fabrication course in my first quarter at Stanford, I built a fully realized scale model from scratch — a multi-material sculpture made of sandcasted, milled, and turned aluminum,…

A CNC-machined aluminum book — four double-sided plates, eight pages, capturing my first year at Stanford in metal! To commemorate my first year at Stanford, I designed and CNC-machined a eight-page aluminum book — each telling the story of my year. The entire machining sequence was executed in a…

Prompted to create a functional whistle inspired by a movie, I designed an edge-blown brass fipple whistle designed to resemble a video game map inspired model of The Wizard of Oz. The machined brass body forms the Yellow Brick Road, and minimalist geometry and iconography is used to create islands…

Engineered Artworks — The Geary Night The Geary Night is a kinetic reinterpretation of Van Gogh's The Starry Night (1889), built for the Extreme Redesign: Art Challenge. The brief was deliberately open — reimagine an existing work — so I took on the most recognizable painting in the world and set…

This project, completed at Stanford's CHARM Lab (Summer 2025), designed and built the waterproof tip-mount module for an in-pipe vine robot — a growing/everting robot that inspects wet, dusty, confined pipe environments. The module sits at the robot's leading tip and has to do a lot in almost no…