I am fascinated by how spaces shape the way people feel, move, connect, and belong. The built environment is its ability to hold memory while also creating new possibilities for everyday life.

My interest in architecture has been shaped by studying design, filmmaking, material exploration, and hands-on making. Through these experiences, I have learned to pay close attention to atmosphere, movement, light, and the relationship between people and place. My academic and community-based projects have also shown me that architecture is not only about creating buildings, but about listening carefully, solving practical problems, and responding thoughtfully to social and environmental needs.

I hope to contribute to projects that strengthen communities and make daily life more inclusive, meaningful, and connected. As I begin my career, I am excited to continue learning from others, developing my technical skills, and growing into an architect who combines creativity, care, and responsibility.