I recall the day vividly when I returned from a friend's house, brimming with excitement after witnessing their meticulously color-coordinated interior design, from the furniture to the wallpapers. Eagerly, I expressed my desire to decorate my own room similarly to my father. His response, "If you become an architect, you can design your entire house just the way you want," resonated deeply with me. It was at that moment, as a fourteen-year-old, that I made the decision to pursue a career in architecture.During my undergraduate studies in Architecture, I acquired proficiency in software such as AutoCAD, SketchUp, Lumion, and Revit, while gaining a thorough understanding of architectural concepts and principles, including building orientation for effective design. However, it was during my internship that I truly grasped the intricacies of real-life projects. This experience exposed me to the holistic process of architectural projects, encompassing client and contractor interactions alongside conceptual design. Through this immersion, I came to appreciate the significance of comprehending the entire construction process and the considerable time and effort required for effective project management.This prompted me to pursue a master's degree in construction management, where my natural inclination towards technology propelled me towards its technological aspects. I quickly acquired proficiency in various software used in the field, including BIM, Navisworks, photogrammetry, among others, leveraging my aptitude for fast learning and adaptability.