I hold a master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Technology in Vienna, Austria. Through my studies I have focused on residential buildings and the preservation of historical monuments. As a student, I also gained valuable work experience in various part time jobs and international internships.

I started my post-graduate experience in New York, specializing in high end residential projects throughout the Manhattan area. I mostly worked independently or with the principal on all aspects of projects, starting with on-site surveys to the conversion of design development drawings into construction documents, including details on AutoCad. I made shop drawing approvals and observed the construction process.
I was mainly involved with the interior fit out, researching and sourcing products for the conversion of four loft buildings in SoHo. During this process I gained a lot of product and finish knowledge, in addition to working with high-profile clients.

After my relocation to London I joined Robin Ellis Design, where I was developing multiple Planning Applications and design proposals for luxury residential refurbishments within landmarks areas for developers and private clients with contract values ranging between $300 – $500 per square foot.
I mainly worked on the refurbishment of a 3,000 sqft Penthouse plus Roof Terrace and the conversion and extension of two town houses, developing complete interior fit out drawing packages on VectorWorks and preparing documents for the authorities.

In my most recent position in Vienna, Austria I developed complete construction documents and detail drawings on ArchiCAD for residential dwellings in London and the rest of the UK.

I am very proficient with architectural graphic standards as well as the major drawing software packages and fluent in English and German.
I believe my extensive organizational and coordination abilities are very important for this profession and I am happy to be able to apply them within my work.

As a Green Card holder I am eligible to work permanently in the U.S.