I (proudly) identify myself as a built-environment professional with a deep passion for the human side of architecture – the social, ethical, and cultural aspects. Throughout my academic journey, I have worn a couple of hats – starting as an architect (with a professional B.Arch degree) and later diving into Development Planning with a degree (M.Sc) from UCL. I have worked in academia for over five years, blending my passion for architecture with research-driven practices.

Alongside conventional architectural skills, I also possess a solid understanding of Research Methodology, Action Research, Climate Adaptation, and Urban Development. My current work at TU Delft explores citizens day to day adaptation behaviours during heatwaves in cities. I am eager to connect with fellow professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts who share a passion for urban interiority, spatial inequality, informality, climate risk and resilience, vernacular architecture and user-centred design (UCD).