My love for architecture was nurtured from a very young age, having grown up in an artistic family (both my parents are artists). I obtained my bachelor's degree in Architecture at the Lebanese Academy of Fine Arts in 2018 and a Master's of Architecture with honors in 2020.
My interest in broadening my knowledge led me to travel for several international workshops, such as the UCL Bartlett summer workshop in London and; the RCR summer workshop in Olot, Spain.

Throughout my professional career, I had the chance to assist architecture students and guide them with their design process. I collaborated with several renowned architects on projects for private clients and some large-scale for the public sector. Also, I worked with Nicolas Fattouh (Lebanese animator) on the background designs for the short animation "How My Grandmother Became A Chair," which won several international awards.

These experiences have taught me to see architecture as a storytelling medium and a collaborative and intersectional discipline. I pursue to transform spaces into experiences that will elevate and inspire the lives that will occupy them.