Stan has enjoyed a rich history in his passion, study and practice of architecture spanning four decades across the United States and abroad.

As a young Architect growing up professionally in Austin, Texas, he learned the value of a sustainable approach to designing in a built environment while co-existing with nature.  During that time he was employed in a number of prominent firms and trained in the 70/80’s under the mentorship of the late Thomas V. Russell, a brilliant Architect, friend and colleague.

In the 90’s Stan seized an opportunity and traveled with his family to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia where he administered to the construction of a 77 story high rise office tower.  This unique example of tropical Asian architecture further influenced his love for designing the outward forms of nature in structures.  He remains a strong advocate for the concept of biomimicry in architecture.

 

His latest creation, the patented KE Architectural Element, is an efficient, effective, flexible, and sustainable approach to the design and construction of interior spaces.

Visit www.kemodule.com for more information on how this will play into the movement towards the future of affordable housing.