
About the Founder
Mr. Raphael Johann "John" Chryslar

Raphael J. Chryslar is an author, photographer, aerospace engineer, entrepreneur, and an aspiring architect and astronaut who lives in Hatfield, United Kingdom. He is currently a senior MEng student who is studying Aerospace Engineering with Space Technology at the University of Hertfordshire. He plans on gaining additional degrees in the future, while simultaneously working hard on this vision and other activities (including his publishing company).
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Chryslar is on the autism spectrum and has been described as a noble and gifted figure with multiple passions and aspirations. With his neurodivergent mindset he is academically bright - being able to self-teach himself complex subjects from a younger age than typical. Outside work, he finds plenty of spare time to work on his projects such as the World Technology Center - an visionary idea he has postulated for over a decade, but it wasn't until 2023 when he really put his vision down on paper. Chryslar was a toddler when 9/11 happened, and although he can barely remember the events, he became fascinated with the architectural design of the World Trade Center Twin Towers, particularly after seeing them while watching the 1992 movie Home Alone 2: Lost in New York on television. In the years since, he crafted impressive models of skyscrapers from Lego, then out of paper, and eventually in Minecraft before moving onto SketchUp. The Twin Towers are his "most favorite buildings to ever exist". Today, Chryslar has tattoos of the WTC on his right arm.
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Raphael also loves to write books in the STEM field, host student lectures, and travel on site visits to steel mills and museums. His favorite music era is from the 1980s, and genres include Classic, Vaporwave, and Smooth Jazz.
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Despite having a troubled upbringing, Chryslar dedicates his life focus to making a noble difference in this world no matter how small or big, and he vows not to let discouragement, bullying or scepticism dictate or affect his focus or motivation on achieving the seemingly impossible.
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