I have experience across early RIBA stages, through university and my placement year. Working mostly on cultural, civic, heritage and masterplanning projects, I like to balance conceptual thinking with digital design, testing ideas and bringing them closer to something real.
This project tested a single conviction: that transparency can be built rather than merely promised. By making authority observable, governance walkable, and memory permanent, the architecture refuses the conditions in which corruption takes root. For a city learning to trust again, a parliament that cannot hide becomes the foundation for shared futures.
