I have an international background, having grown up in the United Kingdom, Belgium, and The Netherlands which I currently call home. I returned to the UK for my studies, completing my bachelor’s in 2021, studying architecture at Kingston School of Art in London. While working for Gollings Architects London, I impacted projects designing homes for the rehabilitation of homeless individuals. This work further cemented themes I looked at during my studies, such as using architecture as a tool and solution for social change and improvement. I believe in architecture that is socially charged and creates dynamic, emotional, and natural spaces that are well-rooted in context.I am interested in new and alternative ways of living, having worked with a co-living company in Brussels which is expanding to new sites. Understanding that architecture shapes the way we live, feel, think, and move, I am passionate about the belief that we need to rethink our approach to architecture, questioning how we live in an increasingly urban 21st century.Finding like-minded people through working at ToGather Homes, I am eager to be at the forefront of addressing both the housing and climate crises.