About

I understand architecture as a quiet yet profound cultural technique: it touches us not primarily through spectacle, but through atmosphere. As an architecture student, I do not seek form as an end in itself, but meaning in space – that elusive quality which cannot be measured, only felt.

Inspired by thinkers like Peter Zumthor, I believe in an architecture that arises from depth – from place, from material, from light, from memory. It is not created through addition, but through subtraction. In reduction, the essential is revealed: the interplay of construction and emotion, of structure and silence.

My projects often revolve around the idea of retreat – spaces that offer protection without closing themselves off. I am drawn to simple, adaptable systems that work with time, not against it. Spaces that do not impose, but resonate.

For me, material is not a means, but a being. Its texture, its scent, its aging tell stories – of time, of craft, of care. Architecture becomes meaningful when it enters into a relationship with these things – when it is not just built, but felt.

I enjoy working on the scale of the detail, where the large begins. Because every joint is a statement, every connection a small-scale design. I combine architectural theory and practice in a workshop mindset: for me, designing also means trying, failing, adjusting – with head, heart, and hand.

Education

04/2023 – Present
RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, Wiesbaden
B.Sc. Architecture

08/2012 – 04/2022
Gymnasium Mainz Oberstadt
General Higher Education Entrance Qualification (Abitur)

Work Experience

06/2025 – Present
Design Studio Project B
Design Assistance and Saloon B

04/2024 – Present
Model Workshop
Tutor and Machine Operation

Skills
AutoCAD, ArchiCAD 2D
Vectorworks 2D, 3D
Lumion
Photoshop, InDesign

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