Personal Projects

For a senior capstone project, I designed and manufactured a high-speed, 8-wheeled rover featuring a custom gearbox and frame. The drivetrain used four Falcon motors and was chain-driven, with power draw and gear ratio calculations. The gearbox was CNC milled from quarter-inch aluminum plates using Mastercam, and the rover reached speeds of approximately 15–17 ft/s. The two center wheels were slightly lowered to improve turning, creating a drop-center design for tighter pivots and smoother maneuvering. The wheel layout allowed for overhanging tread and increased obstacle clearance. 

This was a high school civil engineering and architecture project focused on redesigning an existing warehouse in Indiana into a modern public library. The original steel structural beams were preserved, while the rest of the building was reimagined with a new facade and full interior layout. The design emphasized parametric curvature and Iranian-inspired brickwork, with sinusoidal motifs present throughout the structure. The library spans three floors with a triple mezzanine layout, including ovular mezzanine levels, a circular circulation desk, and all spiral staircases to reinforce the “no straight lines” design philosophy. The top floor features a green roof with skylights that channel daylight through the mezzanine spaces. All structural and architectural elements, including wall assemblies with insulation and electrical routing, were detailed in Autodesk Revit. The design fully complied with Indiana building codes, incorporating accessible corridors, emergency exits, sufficient bathrooms, and elevator access.

This Revit-modeled house project focused on creating a cost-effective, code-compliant home with a strong emphasis on logical flow and zoning. The floor plan was carefully arranged to ensure smooth transitions between entryways, shared spaces, and private rooms, with intentional separation between social and personal areas. Bathrooms were placed away from open social spaces and accessed via bedrooms or interior hallways to preserve privacy. The layout adhered strictly to Indiana residential codes, including corridor widths, egress paths, and room dimensions. The accompanying documentation supports the floor plan with detailed annotations and construction-ready formatting.

This was a 6x6-inch architectural modeling project designed for children, created using Autodesk Inventor. The layout featured custom-designed miniature buildings inspired by real urban skylines, complete with window patterns, and road networks. The project was a silly project purely for aesthetics it playful  with proportions, aiming to capture a sense of scale and imagination in a small format. It has areal futurist vision of what a skyline is, inspired from buildings that I used to build in a game called minecraft

This personal CAD modeling project involved creating a fully assembled Lego Ferrari by individually designing each Lego brick from scratch. Every part was dimensionally accurate and included realistic branding, including the Lego logo. The final assembly was a fully detailed digital replica, built piece by piece to reflect the scale, geometry, and visual fidelity of a real Lego set.