The 3D printer has become a joyful part of my practice — a way to prototype ideas, test space, and share concepts with clients in tangible form. Here’s a recent model featuring a James Turrell work and the surrounding galleries, printed piece by piece.

As AI sparks debate about the future of architecture, I find it helpful to remember that technology keeps reshaping how we work: from hand drafting to CAD, from CAD to BIM. I’m looking forward to what comes next — and I definitely don’t miss my old drafting table.

In addition to our home at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, we keep a rural studio in Woodstock, NY.

Here, we have a place for the kind of hands on-research (digging, welding, sawing etc) that’s hard to pull off in NYC.

This is the first home my parents shared. Inspired by the Whole Earth Catalog, they built this geodesic dome themselves with friends. Polyester resin on cardboard, 1976