Cutting right to the chase—I’m a hands-on designer through and through. Most of my ideas begin on paper, and honestly, that’s often where they end too. I rely heavily on sketching and physical model-making throughout the design process. It’s how I think things through, how I problem-solve, and how I bring form to function. For me, drawing isn’t just a first step, it’s an ongoing tool I keep returning to.

I approach design practically. I don’t just think about how a space looks, but how it works, how it’s built, how it’s experienced, and how it responds to real-world conditions. As you flip through this portfolio, that approach will come through clearly: you’ll find a lot of hand sketches and study models, because that’s where my process lives.

That said, I’m not stuck in analog. I’m fully trained in digital tools and know when to bring them in. I work confidently in Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, SketchUp, the Adobe Suite, Lumion, and TwinMotion. When the time comes to render or document, I make the shift seamlessly.

This portfolio is a reflection of how I think, how I work, and how I design with practicality, intent, and a pencil never too far from reach.

Enjoy.