DESIGNING FOR PEOPLE AND THE PLANET

Creating spaces rooted in human-centred, sustainable design driven by empathy, research, and innovation.

DESIGNING FOR PEOPLE AND THE PLANET

Creating spaces rooted in human-centred, sustainable design driven by empathy, research, and innovation.

A topographic map showing a hilly area with contour lines, roads, and several buildings or structures.

STORIES AND SOLUTIONS

Indoor landscaped area with a small tree, rocks, and greenery, enclosed by glass panels and adjacent to a staircase with brick and concrete walls.

RESTORATIVE FUTURES

A design exploration of adaptable and sustainable living systems for future urban contexts. The project examines how spatial design can evolve alongside changing ecological and human conditions.

Close-up of an intercom or building entry system with a digital display showing the time 13:18:88 on a misty outdoor street with palm trees and streetlights.
Interior of a room under construction or renovation with a doorway and unfinished walls.

COMING SOON

DOMESTIC RECONNECTION

A residential interior exploring the connection between people, nature, and the act of retreat. The project focuses on spatial balance, material warmth, and emotional restoration.

Exterior view of a building with arched windows, a water fountain in front, and potted cacti and plants along the edge of a swimming pool.

COMPOSED HOSPITALITY

A study of spatial composition and material logic within contemporary hospitality. The project explores how design can unify function, atmosphere, and identity to create purposeful and enduring spaces.

Modern pendant lights hanging from the ceiling, with sleek design and warm glow.

TACTILE FORMS

An exploration of furniture as functional form, focusing on comfort, proportion, and material consciousness. The project investigates how minimal design decisions can shape lasting usability.

Modern airport lobby with a curved reception desk, glass walls, and people waiting or walking, featuring sleek architectural design.

SPECULATIVE SYSTEMS

A speculative spatial design project addressing the relationship between carbon impact, policy, and the built environment. The work explores how design strategies can promote awareness, accountability, and sustainable change within future urban frameworks.

Construction site with scaffolding and bamboo poles, partial building, and outdoor view of trees and sky.
Modern interior space with arched wooden structures, green plants in beige pots, and a central seating area with a long green cushioned bench, two white chairs at the back, and decorative vases.
Minimalist kitchen with light wood and concrete surfaces, two white marble islands, built-in oven, pendant lights, and large glass windows.

ADAPTIVE LUMINANCE

Developed as a study of light and adaptability, this project explores how controlled illumination can enhance spatial perception and human comfort. It examines the relationship between precision, efficiency, and atmosphere in sustainable lighting design.

Modern office interior with a red chair, a glass display cabinet with white jars, and a decorative object resembling a broken branch on top of a white cylinder.

Can spaces speak through design?

STORIES AND SOLUTIONS

Can spaces speak through design?

Indoor modern lobby featuring a glass enclosure with a small landscaped area containing a tree, rocks, and moss, alongside concrete stairs leading to an upper level with exposed brick wall and gray textured walls.
Topographic map displaying a hexagonal boundary outline in blue, with data points and elevation lines, and a central C symbol.

RESTORATIVE FUTURES

A design exploration of adaptable and sustainable living systems for future urban contexts. The project examines how spatial design can evolve alongside changing ecological and human conditions.

Modern airport terminal interior with a circular information desk, glass walls, and people sitting and walking.
Outdoor scene with a time and temperature display on a wall, palm trees, streetlights, and a foggy, rainy street.

SPECULATIVE SYSTEMS

A speculative spatial design project addressing the relationship between carbon impact, policy, and the built environment. The work explores how design strategies can promote awareness, accountability, and sustainable change within future urban frameworks.

Blurry black and white photo of an interior room with a doorway and some construction or renovation materials.

COMING SOON

DOMESTIC RECONNECTION

A residential interior exploring the connection between people, nature, and the act of retreat. The project focuses on spatial balance, material warmth, and emotional restoration.

Front view of a decorative fountain in a pool, with a textured white wall, arched doorways, potted plants, and indoor furniture visible through the glass doors.
Office interior with a red chair, a glass shelf with white vases, and a small sculpture on a table, against a plain gray wall.

COMPOSED HOSPITALITY

A study of spatial composition and material logic within contemporary hospitality. The project explores how design can unify function, atmosphere, and identity to create purposeful and enduring spaces.

A modern, stylish lobby with light wood archways, white concrete walls, and lush green plants in beige pots. In the center, there is a light green sofa with cylindrical pillows, surrounded by small wooden side tables and decorative vases. Behind the seating, two cream-colored chairs face each other with a tall vase of flowers between them. Decorative lighting hangs above, and the space is bright with natural light.
Modern minimalist kitchen with two hanging pendant lights, light wood cabinets, and a built-in double oven, with large windows on the right side.

ADAPTIVE LUMINANCE

Developed as a study of light and adaptability, this project explores how controlled illumination can enhance spatial perception and human comfort. It examines the relationship between precision, efficiency, and atmosphere in sustainable lighting design.

Modern pendant light fixture with three elongated glass shades hanging from black cords against a plain white wall.

TACTILE FORMS

An exploration of furniture as functional form, focusing on comfort, proportion, and material consciousness. The project investigates how minimal design decisions can shape lasting usability.

Interior room with a modern red leather armchair, glass side table, and a silver arc floor lamp with a black shade, all set against gray walls and wooden flooring.

LET’S CONNECT!

Whether it’s a collaboration, a conversation, or a curious thought, feel free to reach out.

Contact information provided in this document is intended solely for professional communication and may be shared for relevant opportunities or project collaborations.

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LET’S CONNECT!

Whether it’s a collaboration, a conversation, or a curious thought, feel free to reach out.

Learn more about my background — Download my CV.

Contact information provided in this document is intended solely for professional communication and may be shared for relevant opportunities or project collaborations.