About Me

I am an architect and urban designer driven by a deep curiosity about how cities work—and how they can work better for people. My journey has been shaped by a desire to go beyond form-making, to uncover the processes and systems that shape urban life. Over the years, my collaborations with professors, colleagues, and communities have pushed me to ask better questions and look beneath the surface of cities.

My academic training and professional experience across diverse contexts have taught me to see urban design as a dialogue—between people and places, movement and stillness, past and possibility. Whether I'm designing mobility networks, studying everyday street life, or experimenting with public space, I seek to create environments that invite reflection, connection, and curiosity.

I believe curiosity should be at the heart of how we engage with cities—not only as designers or planners, but as citizens. My vision is to foster urban environments that spark wonder, invite inquiry, and empower people to imagine alternative futures.