With degrees in both architecture and landscape architecture, Paul integrates ecological, social, and technological considerations into urban design. His work focuses on advancing design excellence through multidisciplinary collaboration, linking built environments with sustainable systems and data-driven strategies.

He is particularly committed to optimizing design workflows by developing bespoke computational tools that automate repetitive tasks — allowing teams to focus on critical design decisions.

Paul has played a key role in expanding the firm’s computational generative design toolset for urban design, enabling more efficient scenario testing and data-driven decision-making for cities and communities.

In addition to his project work, Paul has been a pivotal technical leader in the studio, mentoring junior professionals and sharing expertise in computational design, GIS, and visualization tools. He has worked closely with leadership to support firm-wide innovation, collaborating with other disciplines to explore AI applications in urban design and leading knowledge-sharing initiatives across global CDP offices.

Paul is actively engaged in the broader architectural community — speaking at industry events, participating in hiring discussions, and mentoring students through academic and outreach programs. His contributions extend beyond SOM, including engagement with community service efforts and organizations such as the National Organization of Minority Architects and the American Institute of Architecture Students.