It has always been clear to me where I would thrive best. Architecture combines my interests — people, travels, design, humanities — all culminated into my passion; my career. 

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In my latest thesis, PLAY, I contextualise architecture as one's identity and memories of spaces. I develop a personal methodology that combines literature, film, theory, ground studies and experimentation into a final product that presents itself in mixed-media supporting an architectural guidebook to communal and individualistic identity resilience in the Singaporean context. The power of design in built form utilises the spatial and physical construct to react to social, communal issues - something that my series of selected works such as Seon Jeon, House of Shelves, Coalescence touch upon on various scales and contexts.

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Curriculum Vitae available upon request.