My architectural journey began within the Australian educational system, an environment defined by freedom of thought and a strict emphasis on sustainable practice. My time there equipped me with the tools to bridge the gap between conceptual design and real-world impact, refining the core philosophies behind my work. Transitioning to Singapore for the next phase of my education was a highly intentional move. I am deeply drawn to the school of thought that has shaped Singapore's modern architectural landscape, and I am eager to learn from the legacy of architects who have continuously redefined the local urban fabric.

Following my graduation, I took a year away from academia to immerse myself in real-world working environments. Driven by a long-standing interest in Singapore's statutory boards and civic infrastructure, I began with the East Coast Internship Programme (ECIP). This allowed me to gain a multitude of different experiences within the marketing space and hands-on community engagement at a Constituency Office with the People's Association (PA). Thereafter, I then relocated to Indonesia for a six-month site internship. Working under Intimitbana Development's project team where I contributed directly to the on-the-ground execution of the Green Bestari Park project.