I am an emerging architect and art enthusiast with a deep-rooted passion for creating spaces that blend creativity, sustainability, and human experience. A recent graduate from CEPT University, my design approach is shaped by a keen sensitivity to proportion, materiality, and environmental context. Inspired by the philosophies of Antoni Gaudí, I view architecture as a dynamic medium where light, rhythm, and form come together to shape meaningful experiences.

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My academic and professional journey has been driven by a desire to explore how architecture can enrich daily life while responding thoughtfully to environmental challenges. Through my thesis research, I investigated how architectural elements influence movement patterns and spatial perception, emphasizing the importance of experiential design. This inquiry was complemented by hands-on experience during my internship with architect Poppo Pingel, where I studied the role of proportioning systems in crafting emotionally resonant spaces.

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I am particularly interested in the intersection of tradition and innovation—how architecture can be both grounded in local context and forward-looking in its use of technology and materials. My portfolio reflects a commitment to ecological responsibility, featuring projects that strive to minimize carbon footprints while celebrating the expressive potential of form and structure.

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In parallel with my design work, I’ve also contributed to academia as a teaching associate at CEPT University, supporting architectural history courses and urban design studios. These roles have deepened my understanding of architecture as both a cultural and technical discipline, enhancing my ability to navigate complex design challenges with clarity and purpose.

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My architectural vision is driven by the belief that well-designed spaces have the power to inspire, connect, and endure—values I aim to carry forward in every project I undertake.