NESTS

The Nests explore the intersection of natural construction and architectural invention. Inspired by the ways organisms create shelter through accumulation, layering, and adaptation, these drawings suggest environments that appear to have grown rather than been conventionally constructed.

Their forms blur distinctions between structure and enclosure, interior and exterior, and natural and artificial systems.

The drawings imagine architecture as a process of formation rather than a fixed composition. They propose environments that possess an organic logic while remaining distinctly artificial.

The resulting objects suggest places of refuge, occupation, and transformation.