Category Archives: Experiments

In last post, I went on a walk that sparked a whole chain of ideas.The sun was shining, the air was crisp, and I stumbled across a dome-shaped playground structure that got me thinking about my summerhouse project. I wrote about it. I let it sit. Then I did the only thing that felt natural: I opened my laptop and didn’t design the thing. No, really—I could’ve just opened CAD, spent 15 minutes sketching a dome concept, and called it a day. But where’s the fun in that? Instead, I got an idea:What if I built a dome generator?Like… an actual tool that could generate the structure for me and export the necessary data points. That way, I could play with forms, scale, and proportions on the fly. And maybe even learn something along the way. And of course—obviously—I figured I’d nail it on the first try. I mean, how…

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It’s funny how ideas spark in the mind. Did you know that the average human has over 60,000 thoughts per day? Most of them aren’t new, and frankly, most aren’t even useful. But sometimes, something flickers—an idea that’s not necessarily unique or groundbreaking, but one that sticks. One that nudges you to act. This is a story about one of those sparks. And about what happened when I actually decided to follow it. A Thought While Scrolling It started, as many things do, with a distraction. I was re-reading my third blog post on this site, vaguely thinking I should write something more personal next. You know, something reflective. Something about me. That didn’t happen. Instead, my attention shifted to my LinkedIn profile. I wondered: do I have a link to my blog there? (I didn’t.) While poking around, I noticed something else: I was missing a cover image. Not…

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