My earliest exposure to architecture came through my father, a construction professional who specialized in hotel renovations. As a child, I often accompanied him to job sites, where I was surrounded by floor plans, blueprints, and the tangible process of transforming spaces. These early experiences ignited my fascination with design and construction, laying the foundation for my future career.
Initially, I pursued a degree in Environmental Biology at Clemson University, drawn to the sciences. However, it quickly became clear that my true passion lay elsewhere. As someone who has always been creatively inclined, I realized that design was where my heart truly belonged. I’m captivated by the power of architecture to shape experiences and impact lives.
Architecture is more than just creating buildings. It’s about constructing spaces that resonate with people and reflect the culture, history, and aspirations of the communities they serve. It’s about designing environments that are not only functional but also meaningful and lasting. I aspire to create work that makes a positive impact, blending innovation with respect for the cultural context, and leaving a legacy that enhances the lives of those who interact with it.
