I started The Future Builds for one simple reason: the way we build is evolving, and we need a platform that captures that.

Construction isn’t just about pouring slabs and hoisting cranes anymore. We’re talking AI, data, digital twins, supply chain shifts, and design decisions that shape how people live and work.

The Future Builds is where I unpack how big ideas actually play out. It’s where we zoom out to see the macro shifts (tech, trends, economics) and zoom in on what that means for how we design, plan, and build real projects.

What You’ll Find Here:

🔍 Big Ideas, Made Practical
I unpack emerging tech, economic shifts, millennial + Gen Z thinking, and real-world cost strategies—minus the jargon and corporate fluff.

💡 Insights You Can Use
I dive into technical reports so you don’t have to. Wondering what a McKinsey trend means for your project? Or how a startup’s pilot could de-risk your next project? I break it down.

🎙️ Voices from the Field
I talk to the pros—builders, architects, developers, and founders—and share what they’re seeing, thinking, and doing. Real perspectives, no spin.

🛠️ A Platform for Builders of All Kinds
Whether you're a contractor, designer, general contractor, owner, or just curious about how things are done—this is your space to learn, reflect, and build better.

About Me

By day, I’m a VDC Preconstruction Engineer—translating 3D design models into construction cost insights. I live at the intersection of design, data, and dollars, helping teams make decisions that don’t just look good on paper—they work in the real world.

By night (and let’s be honest, most weekends), I’m deep in research—studying how companies adopt technology, scale what works, and lead through change in an industry shaped by economics, politics, and people.

So if you're someone who wants to make smarter decisions, avoid costly mistakes, or just build with more clarity and confidence, this is your space, too. I’m here to help you see what’s next—and build it.

Because when you build yourself, The Future Builds itself.