Design, for me, is an interplay of flow, pressure, and subtle vibrations. Nature remains the greatest designer, and it constantly renews my imagination. My architectural approach is deeply physical: it begins with how people will experience a space, how the urban fabric will respond to it, and how nature can coexist within it.
I try to consider every stakeholder in the broadest sense, the users, the context, and the living environment. I start by observing what already exists and how it can be elevated. The process can be meticulous, sometimes slow, but it consistently leads to meaningful and enduring design.
With a master’s degree in Infrastructure and Coastal Project Engineering along with a master’s in Architecture (Civil Building), I bring a unique design insight to the projects I work on, with flexibility across a diverse range of typologies.
I’m inspired by flows. The flows of nature and people, and what they create. Depending on their strength, flows can impact different elements. As designers, we play a part in ensuring we balance different flows in our designs.
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