About me!

What inspires me?

My passions for architecture and photography have grown in tandem—both driven by a deep love for atmosphere and storytelling. I began taking photos while traveling as a kid, documenting the beautiful cities and structures I was lucky enough to visit. Studying architecture as a photographer taught me to observe light, composition, and context in new ways—skills that continually influence how I approach my craft today. Whether I’m designing or documenting, both practices fuel each other and reflect my ongoing fascination with how people experience the world around them.

My Background

I’m a second-year architecture student at the University of Waterloo. Before that, I was an artist and athlete, with a passion for photography and a knack for numbers. I’ve always been drawn to both the creative and technical sides of design, which led me to explore architecture, photography, and other visual arts in tandem.
I bring leadership, a strong work ethic, a love for collaboration, and a constant curiosity to everything I do. Whether I’m designing spaces or capturing them through a lens, I’m always looking for new ways to tell stories and connect with people through my work.