About the studio
AI infrastructure built from the trades up.
I grew up around cabinet shops. Spent five years in architectural visualization, then five more pushing Azure automation into places it wasn't supposed to go. The move to AI-first infrastructure wasn't a pivot — it was the same problem finally getting the right tools.
Most of our work lands in three places. Intake — turning the mess of inbound email and order forms into clean structured data. Design ideation — turning rough specs into renders fast enough to use on the phone with a client. Logistics— turning carrier emails into shipment events the rest of the business can act on.
The goal has always been the same: computers should handle the data, people should handle the judgment. When the repetitive work disappears — the re-entry, the chasing, the double-checking — the people doing it can spend that time on what actually moves a business forward.
Background: grew up around a construction family in Carstairs, AB. Architectural Animation Technology diploma from Lethbridge College. Five years as Director of Visual Production at a Calgary design firm, where I introduced point cloud scanning, AR/VR visualization, and eventually a full Azure-based automation stack. In 2023, I went deep on what LLMs could actually do. I've been building AI-first infrastructure ever since.