I work at the intersection of architecture, sustainability, and community-based design, with experience across diverse practices shaped by distinct geographic contexts. My approach is rooted in over a decade of work in diverse social and cultural contexts. This background informs how I engage with people and the built environment—not as a stylistic pursuit, but as a discipline woven through responsibility, operational logic, and lived experience; working with people and for people.

I am trained in sustainable systems, design computing, and lighting design. Much of my work engages settings where occupants have limited control over their environments, requiring design approaches grounded in clarity, empathy, restraint, and long-term performance rather than formal expression.

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My portfolio reflects what I believe the emerging design profession should embrace: moving beyond "pretty" solutions, questioning inherited narratives of success, and treating minimum carbon footprint as a primary design constraint rather than an afterthought. Alongside my practice, I maintain research affiliations to investigate causes and consequences through the designer's lens.