Hey there, I’m a designer and futurist that fuses methods and mindsets from both those worlds to develop innovative perspectives on what’s to come. In other words, I’m a thinker, maker, and dreamer who’s dedicated to all things innovation. Take a gander, get in touch, whatever floats your boat.

For my design work, I take inspiration from the past, present, and futures to design timeless artifacts that blend together cleverness with delight.

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For my foresight work, I take my cues from the past and the present in order to develop future perspectives that can be leveraged to encourage critical conversations, today. I’m in the business of applying future insights to decision making processes.

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Find the latest research editions, direct from my brain to yours. These are curiosity-driven explorations of speculations and wonder.

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Rivers as Backyards
Rivers as Backyards

What if we reclaimed our bridges as spaces for living, working, shopping, and relaxing?

The Bathing Machines
The Bathing Machines

Ever wanted a horse-drawn room to be driven into the sea for you to jump out of for your swimcapades? No? Well, the Victorians sure wanted some!

ISSUE 04: Beauty’s Augmented Eye
ISSUE 04: Beauty’s Augmented Eye

In the past, small black pieces of fabric were used to “augment” the face through a layer of symbolic meaning and unspoken desires. How might this past trend inspire future outlooks when it comes to augmented reality beauty and personal expression?

ISSUE 03: It’s Alive!
ISSUE 03: It’s Alive!

Exploring the use of organisms in the design of future products and structures. Imagining futures for biodesign and its implications on society, industry, and consumer expectations.

ISSUE 01: Mobile Structures
ISSUE 01: Mobile Structures

What if buildings could move around more easily and our cities became entirely nomadic? Here we explore how this might change the definition of community while offering avenues to live a more inspired life. We also take a look at the downside of hyper-mobile settlements.