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…