Robert is a San Francisco-based designer working at the intersection of architecture and technology. With nearly a decade of experience across scales, from university master planning to luxury single-family residences, he brings a builder's precision and eye for detail to everything he makes.
After earning his Master of Architecture, Robert worked across multinational and boutique firms, developing deep expertise in design delivery, coordination, and execution. In 2023, he transitioned into digital product design, applying his architectural training to software built for the design profession.
After earning his Master of Architecture, Robert worked across multinational and boutique firms, developing deep expertise in design delivery, coordination, and execution. In 2023, he transitioned into digital product design, applying his architectural training to software built for the design profession.
Contents
01 Architecture
02 Hearth
03 Product Design
04 Installation
05 Art
Hearth
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Both Architecture and Software’s essential function is to solve a need. Robert co-founded Hearth after experiencing first-hand the need for a better method of managing an architectural material library. He employed his deep knowledge of the industry and design acumen to create a tool that helps a growing number of firms find, organize, and specify materials.

Robert’s diverse work span multiple sectors and building typologies. Though each project takes on different forms and styles, Robert’s voice can be perceived in the thoughtful use of natural materials and refined details seen throughout each project. No matter the client, program, or budget, there is opportunity for beauty and expression in every project

Product Design
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Case Study In Progress
Glazily
An open source knowledge platform for the growing ceramic hobbyist community

Case Study In Progress
Lazy Bartender
The ultimate cocktail recipe app, allowing users to discover new cocktails and learn from the top bartenders
Installation
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The ability to affect human experience through a physical intervention drove Robert to purse structures beyond traditional architecture. His university thesis and later professional work explore the relationship between spatial interventions, movement, and the perception of an object in space.








