I've always been interested in how buildings are designed and how they shape the way people experience a space. I like that the way a building is designed can completely change how people feel when they walk in. To me, it's the small details, like natural light, the layout, the materials, and how different spaces connect, that shape the experience of a space. I think it's amazing how those choices can make someone feel welcomed, inspired, or at ease without them even realizing why. It's that ability to influence people's everyday experiences through design that makes architecture so interesting to me.

What I enjoy most about architecture is that every project is different. Designing a space means finding the right balance between how it looks, how it functions, and what the people using it need, which makes every project a new challenge. My studios have taught me how to think through design problems and communicate my ideas, but I know there's still a lot to learn outside the classroom. I'm excited to gain real-world experience, learn from experienced architects, and continue growing as a designer.

My goal is not only to become a licensed architect, but one who creates meaningful spaces that are not just functional, but also thoughtful, and memorable. I hope to have the opportunity to design buildings that people enjoy spending time in, remember long after they've left, and want to come back to.