Architecture is the
Space Between People.
Design
Architecture is more than the act of constructing buildings – it is about people: how they inhabit, perceive, and co-create the spaces around them. Architecture reflects and shapes how we live together, how we relate to one another, and how we imagine our collective future. In this sense, architecture is not just a product, but an ongoing process. And design is a practice of relational building, shaping connections between people, places, and practices.
Theory Inspired by Practice. Practice Grounded in Theory.
Research
With a background in carpentry, business administration, and architecture, I approach urban research through a cross-disciplinary lens. Rather than treating theory and practice as separate realms, my research builds on situated knowledge and seeks to translate between action and reflection, site and discourse.
Arenas of Urban Future-Making.
Collaboration
The challenges shaping the future of our cities are becoming increasingly complex. My work focuses on creating spaces in which urban futures can be collectively imagined, negotiated, and tested.
What defines Space Between People:
- • Participation as co-learning practice
- • Design as relational work
- • Research based on practice
- • Collaboration as critical and situated method