About me
I am a Master of Architecture graduate from RMIT in Melbourne, Australia, currently working as an architectural assistant at Group GSA. My journey began with an undergraduate degree at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
My final major project at RMIT was awarded the Antonia Bruns Medal, recognising work that explores the relationship between film and architecture. Throughout my studies, I developed a strong foundation in design and communication, with a knack for bringing cohesion to group projects. My work has also been recognised with an Alumni Scholarship, placement on the Dean's List at Victoria University, and a nomination for the RMIT Award for Design Excellence.
I contributed to a Māori architectural television show, where I enhanced my digital asset-making skills.
I am proficient in tools like Rhino/Grasshopper, Revit, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite, and I enjoy exploring AI design platforms like MidJourney and DALL·E 2. My skills extend beyond the screen, with hands-on experience in furniture making, woodworking, and steel welding, which inform my approach to design.
I’m passionate about responding creatively to challenging briefs and presenting ideas in ways that engage both professionals and the public. My interests include online design tools, collaborative learning, and sustainable design, and I’m always keen to explore new ways of thinking and making.
Looking ahead, I aim to contribute to architecture that resonates with people and place, combining innovation with meaningful impact.