About

Jason makes inquiry of locational peculiarities, emotive chrysalides, and material finds; a practice of form-substantive reification. He seeks to engage, coordinate and produce the latent potentialities of urban space; homes, courtyards, alleys, the cafe or civic juggernaut, the neighborhood. Connectivity, relationships, the artifact, sensoriality, memories, infrastructural sinew, regions from which we draw resources; these notions guide his work.

Jason regularly embeds himself in the field, alongside collaborators in the building trades. He maintains a practicing-knowledge of construction techniques. He also readily accepts commissions to design and craft furniture pieces.

Jason acquired his Bachelor of Architecture from Auburn University in 2008, and later explored geospatial science at the University of North Alabama through graduate studies fully-funded by research and teaching assistantships. He trained under architects in Seoul, Republic of Korea; Florence, Alabama; Raleigh, North Carolina; and New Orleans, Louisiana.