I’ve always believed that architecture is where the logic of space meets the complexity of human emotion. I see buildings as the essential backdrop for human life; spaces that have the power to fundamentally shift someone’s mood, mental well-being, and daily happiness.

My approach to design is rooted in a deep curiosity about how people interact with their environment. I’m fascinated by the "why" behind the space; why a certain light-filled atrium makes us feel at peace, or how a kinetic facade can turn a routine commute into a moment of wonder. For me, architecture is the ultimate synthesis of my passion for art and my desire to create work that genuinely helps people feel better in their surroundings.

As a designer, I am a maker first. I love interesting programs, concepts and unconventional challenges, whether I’m iterating on a unique facade or figuring out how to insert a public bathhouse into the NYC subway network. I use Revit and Twinmotion not just to document and create BIM projects, but to explore and iterate; creating visualizations that allow clients to feel the project long before it’s built.