My architectural practice is born in the silence of intuition refined by discipline, where philosophy, time, and human presence converge to give form to space. Rooted in deep academic inquiry and the lived experience of teaching, I understand architecture as an act of revelation—emerging from the contrast between light and shadow, permanence and change, pause and use—where meaning precedes form. I work with materials as carriers of memory and truth, weaving ancestral craft and human artistry into sustainable, contemporary structures that respond to the ethical demands of our time without erasing their origins. Shaped by a multicultural and multidisciplinary path, I believe in fluency across cultures, scales, and ways of thinking, translating complexity into clarity. I lead with intuition, authority, and care, cultivating shared purpose and trust, while an ever-deepening cultural and artistic knowledge anchors each project within a broader human narrative—architecture as a conscious and unconscious dialogue between what has been, what is, and what must endure.