The world of architecture seems to be the by-product of multiple lines of interest across different disciplines. Having been born into a construction family, I spent most of my childhood visiting construction sites, watching homes and landscape projects come to fruition. If I wasn’t busy with sports and outdoor activities, I spent my free time drawing everything from cities, landscapes, and scenes that mixed science fiction with reality. At the same time, I spent my summers working for my father’s landscape construction firm, fully immersed in the world of construction. As a result, I became fascinated with the built environment. Through these interests, I discovered the field of architecture. A combination of science fiction, art and drawing, technology, buildings, and construction, connects everything I enjoy under one banner. Beyond my post-secondary education, I am interested in science fiction, speculative architecture, research, digital scene creation, sustainability, technology, and climate change.
I hold a Master of Architecture Degree from Carleton University, prior to a Bachelor of Architecture in Design from Carleton University. Previously, I completed the three-year Architectural Technology and Building Science Advanced Diploma during my time at Algonquin College.
Over the past two years, I’ve had the chance to work on a wide range of work from institutional, commercial, and some residential projects. While I’ve gained a significant amount of experience working on construction documents, I find the intricate detail-oriented nature of architectural work to be a remarkable contribution to my education and early career.