I co-led and presented a public workshop on Future Protein, a speculative food-system methodology that connects ecology, culture, and technology. The goal was to show a practical design process—one that can move from research and material experimentation into public discussion and real-world application.

On the Harvey Nichols Kuwait façade, I worked on project management together with Aliaksandr Khadziakou and supported the team with scripting and design development. My responsibility was to keep the façade logic consistent while the project moved from design to fabrication.

For Fractalism in San Francisco, I provided computational consultancy to translate the sculptural concept into a clear, buildable system. I produced and coordinated technical drawings so the geometry could be fabricated and installed accurately, not just visualised. I also supported project management by aligning the design intent with constraints from engineering, fabrication, and installation, so the final piece kept its visual softness while remaining precise and deliverable.