Statement I recently gradueted with a Bachelor of Architecture (RIBA Part I) degree at the University of Westminster with first class honours. I also studied at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (AU) as part of an international scholarship programme. I have a year of experience, working as full-time and part-time architectural assistant at Pilbrow & Partners 70-strong architecture and urban design studio, where I was a member of computational design team. I was involved in many projects, mainly focusing at initial RIBA stage, focusing on parametric modelling, data analysis, and identification of key design criteria. I am working towards architectural qualification with an intent to develop my career with an ambitious practice that commits to innovations while engaging with local contexts.
ACADEMIC WORK: MODERN SCHOOL OF RE-READING HISTORY
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FACADE FORMATION
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KINGT’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL
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PROFESSIONAL WORK: THEATRE STUDY
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A201 - Perspective Section Perspective Section representing three main spaces in the centralised court: Conservation, Reconstruction and Speculation Workshops with public accessible platforms and terraces, surrounded by temporary and permanent spaces.
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Speculation - axonometric section
Baroque Chapel - preliminary drawing Left top: Paranoid Critical Method - proposed space
Conservation - axonometric section
Top: Gothic Cathedral - preliminary drawing Left: Geometrical Analysis - CathĂŠdrale Notre-Dame de Noyon
Reconstruction - axonometric section
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Top: Rendered pointclouds, Novello Theatre, analysis of seats distance from the performer. Middle: Performer visibility from average stall seat and from front balcony seat - considering distance from the stage. Bottom: Performer visiblity from average stall seat, and from front balcony seat - considering stage visibility.