A bento portfolio for structural engineering work where analysis becomes elegant, buildable form - from seismic frames to long-span public spaces.
"Good structure is a quiet argument between forces, material and space."
My practice sits between rigorous analysis and practical construction. I turn architectural intent into rational structural systems, with a focus on clarity, resilience and efficient material use.
Every major decision is traceable from imposed load to ground reaction.
Details are resolved with fabrication, erection and site realities in mind.
Robust systems, ductile detailing and thoughtful redundancy come first.
Analysis becomes concise drawings, schedules and decisions teams can use.
Four representative systems showing how geometry, material and force work together.
42 m steel roof truss spanning a column-free concourse.
Strengthening strategy for a six-storey reinforced-concrete frame.
Composite core-and-frame scheme optimized for drift and material efficiency.
Lightweight branching steel canopy with concealed drainage and clean edges.
Like a structural grid catching light, the method makes invisible forces visible, testable and communicable.
Geometry, occupancy, codes, site and architectural intent.
Idealization, load paths, combinations and governing actions.
Strength, serviceability, stability and constructability checks.
Drawings, calculations, schedules and clear design decisions.
Lead engineer for complex steel and reinforced-concrete projects, coordinating design with architecture and construction teams.
Delivered analysis and detailed design across commercial, residential and civic structures.
Built fundamentals in analysis, detailing, site coordination and technical documentation.
Structural Engineering, Institute of Technology
Performance-minded design for demanding lateral systems.
Independent review and design assurance for critical structures.
Steel connections and transfer zones resolved early.
Let's turn the structural problem into a clear, buildable system.