He received a Bachelor of Architecture in May, 2014, with a Minor in Computer Science and completed his bachelor’s thesis, Embodied Computation: Exploring Roboforming for the Mass-Customization of Architectural Components. Alex specializes in programming computational design tools, rationalization of complex geometry for fabrication, parametric modeling, environmental analysis, robotic fabrication, and new forms of representation and interaction. He sees a future for architecture based on swarm theory with collective intelligence, real-time collaborative design through web applications, data-driven design though environmental analysis and optimization, and mass-customization via robotic fabrication.