Research on ecological architecture, structural timber systems, and parametric approaches to urban form.
What ecological architecture should describe is a mode of practice that treats ecological relationships not as an add-on layer but as a generative structural principle, developed through decades of design research.
The assumption that timber is unsuitable for tall buildings in earthquake zones has been systematically challenged through material science advances, large-scale structural testing, and design research.
Voronoi-based urban morphology offers a mathematically grounded approach to generating city form from relational proximity data, producing organic block structures that enhance accessibility and ecological performance.