As an architecture student, my passion for the field has been shaped through a wide range of creative outlets. Whether it was drawing, sculpting, or exploring other forms of design like computer building, I have always been drawn to the power of art and design. Growing up in Brooklyn, I found myself inspired by the unique buildings and environments that surrounded me. Exploring different areas of the city with friends, we would find ourselves in different spaces. Lobbies, parks, restaurants, train stations, the list goes on. These spaces were inspiring to us, as were were constantly seeking new experiences and perspectives. This helped to spark my curiosity about different spaces and how they affected (or could affect) the people who interacted with them.

Motivated by my love for these diverse spaces and a desire to contribute, I chose to pursue architecture. However, I never wanted to confine myself to a singular path of design in the field. Over the past four years, I have exposed myself to studying and exploring innovative and sustainable solutions to different problems that architecture can address. My projects have covered different developments, including; schools, housing complexes, mixed-use spaces, archival spaces, research centers, and even augmented reality experiences. 

During my time at university, I have learned technical skills, becoming proficient in Rhino, Revit, AutoCAD and Adobe Creative Suite. Additionally, I have gained expertise in various rendering programs and styles to effectively communicate my design concepts. Whether working independently or collaboratively, I approach problem-solving with creativity and tenacity, finding unique solutions that blend technical precision with aesthetic appeal.

Fueled by a mixed creative background and curiosity for architecture, I am committed to integrating sustainable design principles into my work. I look forward to contributing my skills and vision to create inspiring spaces that positively impact people's lives.