I am an architecture graduate who grew up in Kuala Lumpur, studied and worked in Hong Kong and Shanghai, and completed my master in TU Delft, Netherlands on affordable housing in suburban Mumbai. Throughout my journey in the architectural field, I have worked on academic and professional projects in India, the Netherlands, Ghana, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Singapore. These experiences have taught me the importance of understanding the existing context, especially in terms of identifying living patterns, and how it is similar, or different, across geographical locations, cultures, religions, and climate. I believe that the human aspect, and its harmony with the surrounding, is of the utmost importance when it comes to designing the built environment. I am particularly interested in the fields of heritage and global south developments while working on social engagement art projects and graphic design on the side.I currently work at Malaysian Insitute of Art as a Lecturer in Interior Architecture, as well as Grant manager and Framework designer at Time To Rice, an intiative to gamify climate science into fun and tangible educational materials.