My career began with studying Civil Engineering in France. During this time, I followed the architectural and structural design of the Rennes Library (Les Champs Libres), focusing on the engineering challenges posed by its sloped glass facades.
This experience sparked my interest in the precarious balance between creativity and the harsh reality of the material sciences.

In the Peruvian Andes, I worked as a builder and project lead on a team for the Association "Colca, village des Andes."
Under the guidance of Architect Marcello Berolatti, we used traditional materials, such as adobe and bamboo, to design an earthquake-proof building for the kindergarten.
This first experience, with what will later be called a " low-tech" approach, will shape my vision of sustainable building methods.

After moving to Nova Scotia, I transitioned into project management and design, first in the education industry, and then seized the opportunity to develop construction- and community-oriented projects.
I now use Autodesk Revit to integrate structural precision with functional design. My goal is to ensure that every project is technically sound while remaining efficient to build and maintain.
I partner with experts in their fields and facilitate collaboration between clients and multiple stakeholders in large projects.

I find my design inspiration in the work of Jean Prouvé, prioritizing functionality and structural honesty over the sculptural complexity such as those offered by Frank Gehry.
I believe that beauty in architecture should be a byproduct of simplicity, ensuring that every design remains accessible, buildable, and centered on human needs.