Hi, I’m Andrew — I like making things, breaking things (sometimes on purpose), and occasionally putting them back together better than before. I study architecture at Cornell University, but I spend most of my time chasing ideas that live somewhere between space habitats, clay printing, and concrete that thinks it’s clever. When I’m not covered in dust or concrete, I’m probably building something weird, asking too many questions, or trying (in vain) to figure out how everything fits together. (I also just generally like the ocean)
This website is a bit of a digital junk drawer of someone who has a crazy amount of ADHD so get ready for chaos — part lab notebook, part show-and-tell, part “hey look what I tried.” It’s where I put projects I’m working on, thoughts I’m chasing, and things I don’t want to forget. Some of it might be useful, some of it might be weird, and all of it is here because I’m curious and I like sharing the ride. Things from architecture to research to astrophotography and woodworking.... take a look and let me know what you think. Or don’t, up to you.
Also, I love chatting with people about ideas, so if you have an idea... reach out. I don’t have social media so just contact email me at as3228@cornell.edu
Things I did that got written about:
- “Simulation Driven Evaluation of 3D Concrete Printed Gyroid Walls” Co-Author on Oral Presentation at EMI May 2025 Conference
- Co-Author on Poster Presentation on 3D concrete printed structural elements at KK-Wang Industry Day at Cornell Univeristy April 2025
- Cornell Chronicle Article on Underwater Printing Project
- Cornell Chronicle Article on Cornell Dragon Day
- Upcoming: Presentation at AccelNet Conference in Poland on single step optimization of 3D concrete printed structural elements - May 2026