I specialize in extracting value from what buildings already have—but rarely use.
Concrete floors, long treated as passive mass, can become rechargeable thermal batteries that deliver radiant comfort and resilience at the same time.

My work focuses on value-add solutions for homes and buildings that close a critical market gap: building better buildings for less. By activating historically dormant concrete as a dual-purpose asset, we reduce complexity, right-size mechanical systems, and unlock performance without premium cost.

With over 30 years of North American and international experience, a simple truth has emerged: doing more with less requires simplification, not more equipment. This approach complements architecture and applies seamlessly to Passive House, zero-energy buildings, smart-city superblocks, and resilient infrastructure.

I invite decision-makers, architects, and engineers to rethink structure itself as the next energy system—because thermal energy storage mattered 1,000 years ago, and it still defines the future, starting now.