I am an ARB/RIBA-accredited Architect with a Master’s in Applied Design in Architecture from Oxford Brookes University, specializing in International Architecture Regeneration and Development. Through this program, I developed expertise in both regeneration and resilience-focused design, learning to create sustainable, community-centered spaces that honor cultural heritage and utilize environmental resources.During my master’s studies, I had the opportunity to work with diverse communities—from small villages to large urban areas—studying their traditions, lifestyles, and architectural heritage. By using local, natural materials, I developed regenerative designs that are economically sustainable and culturally resonant, creating modern solutions rooted in traditional knowledge and promoting community resilience and growth.My experience as a Project Architect at Flamingo Architects further honed my skills across all RIBA stages (0-6). I was responsible for projects from concept to completion, brainstorming ideas, developing working and technical drawings, and serving as a site supervisor to ensure every detail was implemented to a high standard. I led the interior design phase as well, from material selection and client discussions to on-site coordination, guiding each project to successful completion with a cohesive design vision. This role taught me to understand every phase of a project holistically, from inception to final handover, ensuring a seamless and high-quality outcome.I am now seeking architectural roles in the UK where I can apply my expertise in urban regeneration, resilience, and end-to-end project management. My goal is to contribute to projects aligned with sustainable development and community-driven design, creating spaces that honor tradition while inspiring future possibilities.Let’s connect to discuss how we can bring sustainable and culturally mindful architecture to life.