As a designer, I approach architecture through research, site specificity, and lived experience. My work explores how architecture can respond to environmental systems while supporting moments of pause, ritual, and collective care.
 
Through adaptive reuse, landscape-driven strategies, and narrative-based design, I investigate how buildings can hold memory, accommodate change, and foster connection within public life. Each project begins with careful observation and evolves through iteration, material exploration, and attention to how people move, gather, and reflect in space.