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I am an architectural and interior design researcher with over eight years of professional experience and a research-led design approach. I hold a Master’s degree in Architecture and an MA in Interior Design Innovation from Anglia Ruskin University. My work critically examines how spatial design can respond to climate change, urban justice, and social vulnerability through evidence-based and participatory methodologies.
My practice integrates scenario planning, speculative design, environmental analysis, and behavioural mapping to explore how interiors can operate as tools for care, preparedness, and long-term behavioural change. I am particularly interested in climate resilience, heritage rehabilitation, and experiential learning environments that translate complex environmental issues into tangible spatial experiences.
Recent projects focus on flood preparedness in the Fenland region, inclusive urban safety in Cambridge, and heritage-led environmental awareness through adaptive reuse.
I approach design as both a practical and ethical act, aiming to create spaces that are resilient, meaningful, and deeply rooted in their cultural and environmental context. I aim to continue research-driven design practice linking care, climate, and heritage values.
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