I'm an architectural technologist with a master’s in computational architecture from UWE Bristol, exploring how design, technology, and sustainability come together to shape future spaces. I’ve built a solid technical foundation working on real-world tender packages, architectural drawings, and 3D models with CAD tools. My master’s exposed me to different areas. My research on biomimicry and environmental systems led to a fog-harvesting design inspired by nature, blending digital fabrication with sustainable thinking. I’ve also taken on versatile roles, like directing and editing the Cubix Pavilion build, where I honed my ability to coordinate, adapt, and visually communicate complex ideas.
This showcase is a chance to share that journey and how creativity meets practicality in shaping spaces that matter.
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My project explores biomimetic roof systems inspired by the Namib Desert Beetle and Bushman Grass to tackle water scarcity. Using parametric design and wind tunnel testing, I developed 3D-printed prototypes that demonstrate nature’s potential to enhance sustainable, low-energy architecture.
The brief was to model a small CIAT/CIOB practice in delivering a private residential project, ensuring UK BIM Framework compliance and preparing a draft tender package with key project information.
