A tech-geek who loves using computation to elevate design.

Garrett is Little's Director of Emerging Technologies, where he leads research and implementation of advanced computational tools, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies to enhance design, practice, and project delivery across the firm. An architect and technologist, he focuses on translating emerging tools into practical workflows that elevate design quality, improve efficiency, and expand what architects can create.

Garrett brings a diverse background in architecture and project leadership, with experience spanning high rise developments, manufacturing facilities, corporate headquarters, and complex commercial projects. He has also played a key role in several of the firm’s first large scale mass timber projects, helping explore and advance this rapidly evolving building typology as a lower carbon approach to construction.

In addition to his work at Little, Garrett serves as an adjunct professor at UNC Charlotte where he teaches computational design and explores the intersection of architecture, technology, and data driven design. His academic work also extends into facade research through the Integrated Design Research Lab, where he helped develop next generation building envelopes that integrate microalgae systems and photovoltaics.