I’m interested in architecture as a material and environmental practice - how buildings unfold alongside everyday life and respond to climate, use, and time.

I’m drawn to architecture that operates between scales, where decisions at the level of detail, building, and city inform one another.

I studied at TU Delft, where I learned an analytical way of working - reading the site, constructing a project logic, generating form through it, and thinking forward to its material, spatial, and social consequences.

That foundation shapes how I work today: moving projects from concept through technical development, adopting new workflows, collaborating in teams, and using digital tools to test and refine ideas. I’m comfortable working across concept, modelling, detailing, and visualisation, and operating where design thinking meets technical resolution.