Six builds. Six rooms
someone trusted me in.
USA Network needed Main Street USA to exist physically in Times Square for the launch of America's Big Deal. The activation had to read as a real town at miniature scale, survive a public plaza, and go up inside a production load-in window.
I started printing prosthetic arms and giving them away. No charge and no medical camouflage—if a kid wanted an upgrade, we designed an upgrade.
Open the build →
Warner Bros Television needed a scaled Gotham City for the final season of the series. Towers, spires, and skyline pieces were modeled, printed, post-processed, and assembled under a production calendar that did not move.
For NYC Fashion Week, Sorel staged the world's longest fashion show runway along the High Line. The set needed a miniature white city the models moved through—architecture at prop scale, produced fast, finished clean.
When New York hospitals ran out of face shields, I turned the shop over to producing them.
Custom product containers and influencer kits engineered so the open was part of the product.
No case-study theater—
just proof.
Software is the shop's
next material.
55 machines
one system
Titan Capital Manager replaced spreadsheet drift with a multi-tenant operational system for investors, agreements, payment state, approvals, and exports.
Loom is the operating system I wanted every long build to have: intent, tasks, decisions, artifacts, proof, and release history held together as one inspectable record.
A book of paradoxes.
Made solo.
Every chapter is built on a paradox—two ideas that can't both be true, held until they turn into something you can use.
Same trick as this site: two channels disagreeing until they make depth.
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The medium changes.
The discipline doesn't.
41 appearances across national
and local press since 2014.
I feel likeArm recipient ·, CBS News ·, 2018(opens in a new tab)
I just got
an upgrade.
A father is using his 3-D printer to create face shields to protect people against COVID-19.
HuffPost · 2020Wow!! Impressive and more impressive!
Lori · VISIONS — on the press sheet · 2026I've been building with 3D printers since 2012—back when you had to build the printer first. That work grew from objects into systems: prosthetic arms, Gotham City, a Times Square installation, manufacturing software, client portals, and the operating infrastructure behind them.
I work where design has to become operational—an object surviving a public plaza, or software surviving real users. Understand the constraint, build the thing end to end, leave evidence that it works.
Physical builds, digital infrastructure, and the hybrid problems that need both.
