I believe good architecture should carry time within it.
If someone looks at my design a hundred years from now, it should speak—about the moment it was conceived, about its people, its place. It should mesmerize.
And if someone looks at it a thousand years from now, it should be able to form new stories. Not mine, but theirs. Because in the end, stories are just one person saying to another: this is how it feels to me.
Does it feel this way to you?

Design isn’t just about function in one sense—it has to breathe through everything: light, circulation, space, the in-betweens.

I approach vernacular architecture not by copying the past but by continuing it. Picking up where it left off. Evolving traditions that were never meant to die, only meant to grow.

Without context, a design is just a misplaced object—an unidentified foreign body, hovering over land it doesn't belong to.

And perhaps the biggest challenge I take on is this:
To create timeless architecture, with sustainability at its core.

ARCHITECTURE IS INVENTION.

ARCHITECTURE IS FORMGIVING.

ARCHITECTURE IS LIMITLESS.

"I believe in architecture that is timeless yet functional, rooted in vernacular traditions yet driven by sustainability—always shaped by its context."