I have spent a decade working in kitchen and joinery design, where I developed a strong understanding of how people inhabit and use detailed, functional spaces. Over time, that work expanded into a deeper interest in architecture, not just interiors, but how buildings are formed, assembled, and experienced as complete works of construction.

That shift came from a desire to move beyond individual fit-outs and contribute to more holistic design outcomes; projects where detail, structure, and spatial intent are considered together from the beginning rather than applied at the end.

I bring a practical, detail-oriented mindset shaped by fabrication and real-world construction constraints, along with a strong interest in tectonics, how materials connect, express load, and define space. My focus is on clear, purposeful architecture that is grounded in how things are actually built, not just how they are drawn.