Bio

The privilege to wander between architectural theory and design, although often perceived as mutually exclusive inclinations, is the driving force of my work. My ability to observe human habitats through both historical and formal lenses, to read spaces by means of philosophy and material, and to formulate new places via words and drawings - developed and expanded as I acquired academic and professional experience, and has consistently become more evident in my work and design processes. This dual fascination results in architectural projects which are deeply rooted in their social, historical and physical context, and in academic writings which primarily stem from spatial curiosity.

Today I am a Master's student at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment at TU Delft, the Netherlands. In parallel, I am participating as a guest studio critic at the Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning at the Technion, Israel. Outside the academic world, I eagerly pursue opportunities to submit works, both individually and collaboratively, to architectural competitions and design projects.