From a one million square foot embassy to the finger pull of a bespoke cabinet, my intention and focus lies with the user, the experiencer and the occupier. Space has no limits to creation or use but should be driven by the interaction and the emotion of those who come in contact (visually or physically).

During my time at Penn State University I gained a passion for the understanding of spatial architecture; where light, texture, material all have the opportunity to evoke emotion and sense in a space. From this I ventured further beyond just the aesthetics of architecture and design into gathering the deeper understanding of form, function, efficiencies and purpose.

Over time I have learned that the smallest of design details have lasting emotional and memorable effects on people through all lifestyles and cultures, to which I through design strive to bring light and focus to - the power of architecture through emotion and spirit.