Having worked both domestically and abroad, he is especially interested in the cultural dimension of an architect's work and its representation through media. A graduate of Yale and Columbia Universities, he received his first professional license in 1991. Starting in 1994, he worked for the architect Hillel Schocken in Jerusalem, before returning to the United States in 2003. Since 2007 he has taught full-time in the graduate program at Morgan State University, and received his appointment as an assistant professor in September 2009. His written and multimedia projects, including digital video, reflect his orientation towards international and multidisciplinary interests.