Architecture trained me to listen before I design. That habit doesn't change.

Enterprise Partner Intelligence Dashboard

Live AI intelligence dashboard tracking NVIDIA, Google, and Anthropic developments contextualized to the energy and utilities sector.

SATS

Social Arbitrage Trading System. 13-container autonomous paper trading system with an 8-gate signal pipeline processing social, macro, and technical signals.

Appliance Uprising

A browser-based hex-grid strategy game built with Phaser.js, React, and TypeScript. Six appliance characters, turn-based combat, Kickstarter commercial strategy.

Career Engine

Paste a job posting, get a tailored resume, cover letter, role fit analysis, salary brief, and interview talking points. Powered by Claude.

Wealth Engine

Financial planning and wealth projection tool. Models multiple income scenarios with interactive controls.

TanoBox

A self-hosted business intelligence platform shipping pre-configured on a mini PC. One-time purchase replaces five SaaS subscriptions.

A 40,000 sq ft culinary market inside the historic Samuels Glass building at Pearl — the largest of its kind in the Southwest. Original clay tile, polished concrete, and the building's patina provide contrast to new elements. The former loading dock became a light-filled courtyard connecting to Pearl's pedestrian life.

One of San Antonio's oldest buildings — an 1890s Pearl brewery stable — reimagined as a live music venue. A radially laid original wood ceiling anchors the space. Custom hay loft balconies serve intimate shows while the open ground floor holds standing-room crowds.

A former print shop transformed into three distinct environments — the restored Cedar Tavern, the mod Café, and the book-filled Study. The salvaged bar from Greenwich Village's Cedar Tavern anchors the space, marrying lofty and humble sources within a raw context of concrete and glass.

An 1890s Pearl brewhouse brought back to life as if it never shut down. Historic brewing equipment — kettle tops, a copper mash tun, a 60-foot grain silo turned private dining room — repurposed as the bones of the space. Gritty magnificence restored, not erased.

Adaptive reuse of historic Pearl buildings into one of San Antonio's landmark food hall destinations. Industrial bones preserved, new program layered in — setting the template for the Pearl district's ongoing transformation into a culinary destination.

A revival of one of Austin's most iconic fine dining institutions, reinterpreted for a new generation without losing what made it essential. The renovation balanced reverence for the original with the demands of a contemporary kitchen and dining experience.

A hospitality project at the Historic Pearl recognized for its design excellence. Published in G&G Magazine and honored with a San Antonio Magazine Home & Design Award in the Restaurant/Bar category.

A remodel of a 1,400 sq ft former restaurant — and auto repair shop before that — worked from the inside out. The material palette of stained wood, polished stone, and patterned tile carries subtle nautical cues throughout. A 300-gallon aquarium anchors the center of the room, separating the lively bar from quieter table seating. Cheerful yellow and white awnings over the wood deck outside create an air of intimacy on the sidewalk.

A 900 sq ft renovation that transformed a private events annex of Jeffrey's into a standalone breakfast, lunch and dinner destination in Clarksville. Book-matched marble bar and buffet counter pair with repurposed original shiplap walls and a reclaimed shiplap ceiling — rustic and elegant at once. Outside, board-formed retaining walls, grass seating terraces, and native plantings frame a courtyard under a live oak canopy strung with lights.