Architectural Technologist
Where Code Meets
Design
18+ years building computational systems for architecture, BIM automation, and AI-driven design workflows, long before AI became mainstream.
The Archive
Selected Projects
Designing Tall Buildings — Technical Illustration
Illustration for Sarkisian / SOM / Routledge
Moscone Center Expansion — BIM Coordination at Scale
Co-located BIM Coordination at SOM
AI → Revit: Prototype (2019) to Production Systems (2026)
A decade evolution from ML experiments to production BIM AI systems
Janet Echelman — Computational Sculpture Framing & Net Systems
Parametric Framing & Tensioned Net Systems
The Lab
Recent Writing
I Controlled Revit From My Phone by the Pool — Using Codex
From a pool in Bangkok I gave one spoken instruction to Codex on my phone, and the machine upstairs built two full Revit drawing sets — twelve issued sheets across two rooms — stamped the issuance, and updated the drawing register itself. Voice was the interface. The bridge did the work. Revit stayed the source of truth. Not fully headless yet — but the desk stopped being the bottleneck.
Deploying AI Across Every Revit User in a Global Practice
A practice-wide AI deployment in Revit is operational today across every workstation, every office, and every region the firm works on, with any AI client the firm chooses. Standards, framework, governance, and a method to scale across a global practice — the integration layer the industry is moving toward, already built, already deployed, already running.
Anthropic + Autodesk: Drawings In, Models Out
Anthropic and Autodesk partnered, and Claude is now inside Fusion. I tested it with a chair, a machine part, and a building floor plan, and cross-checked the part in Blender. The real use case isn't prompt-to-geometry. It's existing conditions.
Architecture + BIM
Revit API, APS, ACC, BEP automation
Computational Design
Python, parametric modeling, structural systems
AI + AEC
AlexNet, GANs (2016), AI-driven workflows