Specialized in sustainable urban design with a focus on adaptive reuse of historic structures. Thesis project explored biophilic design principles in public spaces.

First-class honors. Received the RIBA President's Medal nomination for undergraduate design work. Focus on contextual design and material innovation.

- Led technical design coordination for complex projects, preparing CAD sections, strategy diagrams, and detailed drawings.
- Managed client communications and produced high-quality renders using SketchUp, Photoshop, and Lumion.
- Delivered Design and Access Statement documentation by managing revisions and preparing final submission packages.

- Developed landscape design details addressing site conditions such as level changes, basements, and drainage requirements.
- Prepared planning applications and coordinated changes with local authorities based on council feedback.
- Conducted material research, sourcing sustainable materials and liaising with manufacturers for product samples.

- Worked on conservation projects of Grade I and Grade II listed historic buildings, including an 18th century Palladian house.
- Prepared technical drawings, schedules, and planning applications while collaborating with senior architects.
- Participated in regular site visits to monitor construction progress and ensure design intent was maintained.

- Worked remotely for a US architectural practice, managing a 10-hour time difference and developing strong time-management skills.
- Contributed to large-scale projects, gaining perspective on international architectural practices and project requirements.
- Adapted to different design approaches and communication styles between UK and US architectural practices.