Similarities between buildings, trees, and people, adapted from a lecture given at CMU

How might architecture challenge people to grow?

A collection of short stories and essays explore opposing forces in life (such as love/hate, safety/freedom, and decay/adaptation), suggesting that these apparent opposites actually exist on the same spectrum.

Exploring the intersection of art, architecture, and healing by identifying five key "touch points" between art, architecture, and healing practices.

Play serves as a powerful tool for healing and personal growth by providing safe spaces to confront challenges, test boundaries, and build resilience.

This text explores the evolving relationship between architectural design and human psychological well-being, arguing for a shift beyond traditional "trauma-informed" design approaches.