About

Bio

I am a PhD student in Architectural & Building Technology at the University of Kansas.

My work sits at the intersection of immersive technology and architectural design. I am especially interested in how virtual reality and conversational AI can support design comprehension, learning, and higher order thinking in spatial problem solving tasks.

For more details, see the Skills & Honors and Activities pages, or download my CV from the home page.

Education

Research interests

XR and immersive learning

VR based learning environments and mixed reality experiences for architectural and engineering education.

Human AI collaboration

Conversational and embodied AI agents as cognitive partners for design reasoning and comprehension.

Computational design

Parametric workflows, simulation driven iteration, and performance informed design exploration.

Digital fabrication

Rapid prototyping and fabrication workflows that connect digital design to physical making.

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