Norman Foster Retrospective Centre Pompidou, Paris

My contributions to Foster + Partners projects were included in this major retrospective exhibition. Design development, coordination, and detailed technical input reflected in showcased materials. This exhibition was recognised as a celebration of the practice’s work spanning Norman Fosters Career.

AMAALA Triple Bay Marina Village project. Award: Design KSA Awards – Landscape Project of the Year Architect– Concept to Design Development

Led multidisciplinary coordination across architecture and landscape, ensuring seamless integration of sustainable, climate-responsive strategies tailored to the coastal environment. Provided BIM coordination and produced highquality visualisations and presentation materials to support client and stakeholder engagement.

Ballade to Democracy & The Finest Hour Worldwide Book Publication and Interview

The Finest Hour and Ballade to Democracy were selected for international publication in the widely distributed architecture book Lulu – Living Together, produced by Non Architecture Publications. The publication features full spreads of both projects, including the visuals, diagrams, and written material I created, as well as an interview confirming my co authorship and design leadership. This book is sold and circulated globally, providing clear, independently verifiable proof of my contribution to contemporary discourse on inclusive civic architecture 1 Ballade to Democracy & The Finest Hour Worldwide Book Publication and Interview https://www.lulu.com/shop/non-architecture-publications-/living-together/paperback/product-mgn62q.html?page=1&pageSize=4 https://www.nonarchitecture.eu/2020/12/08/48h-floor-plan-battle-2-inclusive-parliament-meet-the-winners-and-hounourable

Digintal Nomad CBDX: Cities for All – University of Calgary Exibition in Calgory City Hall - Calgary Canada Role: Design Team Leader

Exhibited at the University of Calgary, at SAPL’s City Building Design Lab, and at Calgary City Hall until April 30, 2021, and was featured online . It was also published in in the inaugural CBDX annual volume (Fall 2021). The competition attracted 229 entries from 48 countries, and as a finalist, my work was recognized among the top entries. This recognition highlights the project’s contribution to global discussions on urban equity and innovation.

Autumn Exhibition & BPRO Show, UCL International Exhibition Recognition Design Team Leader

Integrated environmental metrics into multi-objective optimisation workflows. Conducted material research on bamboo and biopolymers for 3D printing. Developed computational design pipelines and ensured structural feasibility. Recognized by Vishu Bhooshan (ZHA / UCL) for exceptional research quality and exhibition-ready outputs.

Second Annual Resarch Coloqium , “The Method and the Unexpected” Sala Capitular, Segovia Role: Researcher / Designer

Autumn Exhibition & BPRO Show, UCL International Exhibition Recognition Design Team Leader

Second Annual Resarch Coloqium , “The Method and the Unexpected” Sala Capitular, Segovia Role: Researcher / Designer

University Campus Expansion Project

As a finalist in the CBDX: Cities for All 2021 International Design Ideas Competition organized by the University of Calgary’s School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape (SAPL), I led the design development and computational workflow of my project. The competition challenged participants to envision inclusive and equitable urban environments in response to systemic inequities and contemporary global challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change. My entry explored the dual needs of mobility and community for young urban professionals, proposing a mobile housing system with rotating multifunctional panels and a split core for flexible urban living. The project integrates social, ecological, and spatial strategies to create adaptable urban spaces that support both individual and collective well-being.

Second Annual Resarch Coloqium , “The Method and the Unexpected” Sala Capitular, Segovia Role: Researcher / Designer

This project investigates overlooked urban waste streams, specifically discarded wooden fruit crates and recycled plastics, to develop a modular, fully recyclable architectural system. Over 20 crate types were catalogued for dimensions, materials, and structural behavior, leading to a design for mobile components suitable for temporary public installations or emergency micro-shelters. The work demonstrates innovative, sustainable design thinking, rigorous research methodology, and the ability to translate urban challenges into practical architectural solutions. My Contribution: Developed and curated the research project. Delivered live talk explaining methodology, findings, and design implications.Produced visual and written materials showcased in the colloqium. Highlighted by senior academic mentors as a leading contributor to computational design research.

nternational coverage;most notably through ArchDaily and other global architectural platforms highlights the project’s role in shaping Shanghai’s evolving skyline while strengthening its historic riverside districts. The project is frequently cited as an exemplar of integrating contemporary urban development with local identity and environmental responsiveness. This evidence demonstrates my significant contribution to a major international project delivered by one of the world’s leading architectural practices, with independent media verification confirming its global relevance..

Sanlin Riverside Development (2023

Led the architectural design and spatial coordination for a highly complex site constrained by underground metro infrastructure, delivering innovative technical solutions and a carefully considered spatial strategy. Developed a visionary courtyard concept and public realm design, contributing to the team securing the landscape commission. Oversaw the design and development of two landmark buildings; a retail and an office building, destined to become iconic markers within the masterplan. Managed the multidisciplinary team through all design stages, from concept to detailed design, resolving intricate technical and design challenges. Recognised by senior leadership at Foster + Partners for exceptional design quality, technical precision, and consistent delivery of world-class architectural solutions under challenging conditions.

International coverage;most notably through ArchDaily and other global architectural platforms highlights the project’s role in shaping Shanghai’s evolving skyline while strengthening its historic riverside districts. The project is frequently cited as an exemplar of integrating contemporary urban development with local identity and environmental responsiveness. This evidence demonstrates my significant contribution to a major international project delivered by one of the world’s leading architectural practices, with independent media verification confirming its global relevance..

ORLA, Dorchester Collection, Dubai Architect – Concept to Design Development

My Contribution: key design packages including: façade articulation and exterior design development coordination of landscape interfaces and public-realm transitions BIM setup and multi-discipline model coordination visualisation support for client presentations preparation of detailed design information that supported client approvals