With a background in History and English Literature, I approach design as a form of storytelling—considering how environments shape experience, behavior, and community. I’ve worked across residential, workplace, and social housing projects in both the UK and the US, balancing conceptual thinking with careful attention to materials, detail, and user needs.

I completed my Interior Design degree at Parsons School of Design and later earned a Master’s in Historical and Sustainable Architecture from NYU London, where I wrote a thesis on biophilic design in historic environments. I am particularly interested in adaptive reuse and the role of existing buildings in creating more sustainable and meaningful places to live and work.

Alongside my current freelance design practice, I co-edit the Cambridge Architecture Gazette and create content for a Cambridge based architectural historian.