I grew up with dust on my boots and calluses on my hands, labouring for my Father's construction firm. Those early days weren’t just about mixing mortar or carrying bricks—they were about learning the rhythm of hard, honest work and the quiet pride in building something real.

Over the years, I mastered the physical side of construction: the weight of timber, the feel of concrete setting, the way a structure comes to life from the ground up. That hands-on experience gave me a deep respect for craft and the people behind it.

But I always carried a vision that reached further—of designing spaces with the same care I once used to build them. Today, I run my own architectural practice, where every project is grounded in that journey: from a teenager Labourer to Chartered Architectural Technologist. It’s a practice shaped by experience, built on connection, and driven by the belief that good design starts with understanding every layer—from foundation to finish.