As a professional architect with over three years of experience, my work is rooted in modern, cultural, and historical architecture. My design approach integrates practical experience with strong conceptual thinking to create spaces that are both contextually responsive and functionally effective. My research work includes developing inclusive design strategies that specifically address the needs of marginalized communities, ensuring that architecture thoughtfully responds to diverse identities, experiences, and social contexts. This approach involves engaging with themes of identity, memory, and spatial experience to promote equitable and accessible environments.
My academic and professional interests revolve around interpretive documentation through the architectural lens. I am actively involved in documenting heritage sites, using architectural methods to analyze and communicate the cultural, spatial, historical, and ideological significance they embody. This work includes exploring intangible aspects such as memory, ritual, and identity, which help deepen understanding of the tangible and visible built environment. Through this approach, I aim to highlight architecture’s vital role in preserving collective memory, cultural identity, and context.