Born 1999 in Karlsruhe (DE), I studied Architecture in Master program at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (CH) and Technical University of Berlin (DE) with a focus on critical sustainability and architectural concepts, which are characterized by flexibility and social interaction. 

In 2024, I was awarded the Sustainability Certificate by Technische Universität Berlin for my studies in Architecture, which emphasize critical thinking to address future challenges and develop innovative design solutions. The focus of my personal work also lies in exploring principles of balance and tension in structural elements, designing frameworks which can adapt and grow to meet the evolving needs of individuals. 


Currently, I’m looking for a dynamic, young architectural office or individuals to collaborate on a competition or project – whether for built work, editorial pieces, or other creative ventures. If you’re interested feel free to reach out via email
           

Academia 

2023-24 (3. Studio + Thesis)
Master of Science 
EPFL Lausanne

2021-24 (1.+2. Studio)
Master of Science
TU Berlin

2017-2021
Bachelor of Science
TU Kaiserslautern

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Sustainability Certificate
Technical University Berlin, 2024

AV1 Architects GmbH, 2019-24
Berlin & Kaiserslautern

»RACK« in Production Urbanism Circular City
Living with Urban Soil, ISBN 979-11975499-4-6

»RACK« goes TOTO Gallery Tokyo, 2024
Exhibition Urban Fungus, TOTO Gallery Tokyo

Participation Drawing Matter 2023
Summer School London, Somerset

Student Assistant Building Construction I and Design Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Stephen Birk, TU Kaiserslautern

Member of the Student Council for Architecture, responsible for student counseling and public relations, TU Kaiserslautern

Germany Scholarship, 2020-21
Federal Ministry of Education and Research


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Living in the Collective:
Kreativquartier München
The construction of the building is a prefabricated modular system of wooden columns, box slabs and the outer wall component.

Bachelor Thesis in Architecture B.Sc.

  • Construction III & Design
  • Prof. Modersohn & Daniel Groß
  • Technical University Kaiserslautern
  • with Sebastian Stein

February 2021

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This situation shows the open character of the house and the flexibility of the apartment floor plans, depending on the living situation, by adding individual rooms and areas of the arcade. It is also possible to link several apartments together. The arcade is more than just access, because the residents give up part of their private living space for a greater benefit in the sense of the community. This enlivens the house, takes away the anonymity and offers space for communication.



Wood and steel serve as the primary elements of the outer façade as well as the structural framework.