- EXPLORATION & RESEARCH -

COMING SOON!

I'm currently building this space as a place to explore, experiment, and discover interesting things across computational design, engineering, and architecture.

01 / DISCOVERY

Interesting Sites & Portals

A collection of showcases, interesting experiments, interactive web tools, and innovative engineering platforms across the internet that are cool.

02 / RECOMMENDATIONS

Curated Favorites

My recommendations for design references, learning resources, productivity workflows, and everyday tools I find genuinely useful. They should hopefully save you some time!

03 / UPCOMING RESOURCES

Python for AEC + Workflow Tutorials

Interactive courses tailored for architectural engineering, Dynamo and Grasshopper automation, data-driven analysis, and computation.

01 / PHILOSOPHY & ARCHITECTURE

Vanilla Tech Stack, Zero Bloat

Built from the ground up using pure HTML5, semantic CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript. No heavy frontend frameworks or runtime overhead — prioritizing sub-second load speeds, clean architectural drafting aesthetics, and complete control over every pixel and animation.

02 / 3D GRAPHICS & THREE.JS

Spatial Viewports & Real-Time Meshes

Interactive 3D graphics powered by Three.js across the site:

  • Home: Floating 3D LEGO blocks with metallic finishes and subtle mouse-tracking parallax.
  • Portfolio: A fully modeled 3D mechanical keyboard hero backdrop responding to spatial depth.
  • Explore: The floating 3D Rubik's Cube stage built with 27 individual cubies.
03 / CANVAS & GESTURE RECOGNITION

Mathematical Doodle & Gestures

A custom world-locked drawing canvas allowing desktop visitors to freely sketch on the background. Powered by the $N Multistroke Recognizer (Anthony & Wobbrock, 2010) combined with angular winding integration to classify real-time hand-drawn geometry and unlock interactive visual Easter eggs hidden across the canvas.

04 / INSPIRATIONS

Playful & Interactive Web Design

Heavily inspired by interactive web creators like neal.fun and ciechanow.ski/archives (Bartosz Ciechanowski), who demonstrate how the web can be tactile, delightfully playful, and deeply engaging rather than static walls of text.