Archigram is a procedural level design toolkit developed by a 6-person team at Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center. Built with Unreal Engine and Houdini, the tool allows level designers to define gameplay paths with splines, adjust difficulty curves and movement parameters, and rapidly generate customized whitebox levels for high-mobility experiences such as parkour games.

As a gameplay programmer, I worked on the parkour gameplay prototype, implementing movement mechanics including sliding, wall-running, ziplines, and bullet time. I also developed a player-performance logging system that automatically generates playtest reports to support level iteration and balancing. After multiple rounds of playtesting, the toolkit was released on Fab and delivered to an industry client for arcade level design.