I am a second-generation architect and lifelong San Diegan, deeply passionate about the power of architecture to shape cities and connect communities. My love for design isn’t just a profession—it’s a lifelong pursuit. I have spent years developing projects, many self-initiated, driven not by financial gain but by a belief that thoughtful architecture can make San Diego a better, more sustainable, and more connected place.
My work spans a variety of scales and uses, including housing, hospitality, schools, and infrastructure such as bridges and piers. I draw inspiration from simple, functional, and environmentally sensitive design, with a foundation in classic modernism and influences from Southern California, Europe, Latin America, and Asia. Sustainability is at the core of my practice, guiding how I approach architecture’s relationship with both the environment and the people who inhabit it.
For me, architecture is more than buildings—it is about the future of San Diego. I am committed to designing spaces that inspire, endure, and strengthen communities while pushing the boundaries of what our built environment can be.