My work in urban and spatial planning connects the design of places with the way people perceive, experience and participate in shaping their built environment.

During my Master of Science in Urban Studies at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, I focused extensively on participatory planning processes and the development of people-centred environments, particularly involving children, young people and families.

This experience continues to inform my work today as an architect and interior designer. It connects with my current focus on Human-Centered Architecture, Neuroarchitecture and Human Centric Lighting, opening new perspectives on spaces for living, education, health and community life.