A child of an architect and an artist, as well as the younger brother of an emerging contemporary artist, it is no wonder that I followed architecture too. After years of passively being exposed to it, I then went on to ‘meet’ architecture, fall in love with it, mold my own approach, defend it, and now serve it. My architecture is a social art; it is the art of making sense of the world and of serving society in all its complexities and ever-changing conditions. My architecture is also fundamentally distinguishable to construction; it does not limit itself to the erection of buildings in the most cost-effective way. My architecture has ambitions, aspirations and it is politics of space.My work experience expands in two countries and includes 15 months of post-Part 2 UK experience as well as one year of post-Part I professional practice in Cyprus. The small scale of both practices worked with meant that I had to take a job-running role and entirely manage most of the projects involved in. Alongside all design-based tasks, I was responsible for the preparation of design reports, submission of planning applications, specifying and evaluation of tenders and more. Most importantly, I was able to carry out site visits, during supervisions from my practices’ side, which gave me a good understanding of various construction methods.