I have been deeply immersed in exploring sacred geometry, using its intricate patterns and principles to innovate in both sculptural and structural design. My recent projects include creating a traveling trophy for a local Boy Scout organization and constructing a few small-scale geodesic spheres and domes to refine my design techniques. These initial forays have laid the foundation for future expansion into offering geodesic structures for a diverse range of applications and sizes. Geodesic designs are celebrated for their material efficiency and superior performance, perfectly aligning with the forward-thinking principles of the Aquarian age. The integration of computerized fabrication and 3D modeling has revolutionized my creative process, allowing for the accurate replication of complex natural shapes and their application in sustainable biotechnologies. This approach not only enhances the functional integration of natural and societal systems but also optimizes resource management across energy, food, and water sectors. Currently in the prototyping phase, I am developing various innovative technologies that promise to redefine the boundaries of architectural and engineering practices, blending natural design with practical sustainability.