About me

BACHELOR OF ARTS, Architektur l Raumausstatter Gesellin (Interior Decorator)

geb. 18/07/1998, FRANKFURT AM MAIN

Before studying architecture, I completed an apprenticeship in interior decoration, especially in the areas of wall coverings and flooring. I spent most of my professional life working in building restoration, maintenance and interior renovation.

I still enjoy being on construction sites, working hands-on with materials and details. Yet I always wanted to understand buildings in their entiety, their structure, context, and atmosphere, which ultimately led me to study architecture.

Sanding old tiles with a rotary grindingmachine to prepare them for painting, cutting decorative fabrics to size so a client’s window design dreams can come true, presenting my analytical project on school architecture.
All these activities share one thing in common, something I want to dedicate my life to:
creating, designing, shaping.
Virtually, physically, and intellectually.

Model making has always been one of my greatest passions. I enjoy exploring ideas through both structural and atmospheric models, combining material and light to express architectural concepts. In the final semesters of my studies, I worked extensively in 3D, deepening my understanding of digital design and further refining my personal working style.

My bachelor’s thesis, which I have recently completed, focused on modular construction using straw and clay, aiming to combine ecological efficiency with the principles of traditional craftsmanship.