This architectural project envisions a dedicated ecological research and conservation laboratory in the Lea Valley, serving as a hub for scientists and a sanctuary for local wildlife, while engaging the community through a raised observational path that protects the fragile habitat.

Drawing on an analysis of international case studies, my dissertation argues that for London to combat biodiversity loss and create a resilient urban ecosystem, it must adopt a new standard of architectural practice that holistically integrates ecological repair, sustainable materials, and deep community engagement.

As an inseparable part of nature, humanity must act as stewards, not extractors, embracing sustainable practices and actively restoring ecosystems to guarantee a balanced and shared future for all life.

A curated collection of award-winning, published and personal photography. My work explores the intersection of landscapes, the lines of architecture, and the intimacy of the human portrait.

This curated collection of my personal artworks offers a comprehensive look into my creative expression, design philosophies, and technical skills in art and digital media. Each piece is a deliberate exploration of my artistic vision, showcasing a strong proficiency in image manipulation and a passion for visual storytelling.