Architectural Design & Spatial Systems

Seascape Hotel designed for Ramsar’s vibrant tourist scene, this Seascape Hotel combines leisure, culture, and comfort. Its innovative form maximizes natural light, ventilation, and panoramic 360° views, creating a dynamic and welcoming space

Lotus Hospital is a 220-bed medical facility designed with empathy at its core. The architecture supports patients, families, and staff—recognizing their emotional states. The heartbeat-inspired façade symbolizes life, resilience, and healing

The Last Hope Villa is designed on 2 floors with a central courtyard that can be seen from inside the building in the form of a void In the central courtyard we see the main entrance For easy and convenient use of the barbecue, there are stairs that lead from the yard to the second floor

Designed an all-season urban water playground using underground and harvested rainwater to create a cooling, inclusive space for all ages. Developed collaboratively with two talented peers, the project blends environmental sustainability with community joy and urban vibrancy

I photographed the Toledo Metro Station in Naples and abstracted its architecture into basic geometric forms. Inspired by these elements, I also designed original shapes that reinterpret the station’s spatial and visual language

The Maze of Waves is a temporary exhibition I designed, inspired by Tusquets’ Toledo Station. It reimagines sea and space through digital design and a hand-sculpted cardboard model, blending architecture with motion, memory, and light

A curated folder showcasing my exploratory hand sketches, capturing initial ideas, spatial concepts, and design studies. These drawings reflect the raw creative process behind my projects and highlight my approach to form, composition, and architectural expression

Located in Milan’s Sala delle Espressioni, this concept bookstore blends natural forms and organic materials to create a lush, immersive reading space. Hanging books, soft lighting, and plant-filled nooks evoke the feeling of walking through a jungle canopy—offering visitors a calming and imaginative escape into the world of literature

I independently designed the lighting system for two 40ft containers repurposed as workshop and storage spaces for the Textile WasteHub project. Using DIALux, I calculated for 300 lux uniform lighting, selected efficient fixtures, and ensured even distribution and electrical compatibility to support sustainable, upcycling-focused use

This folder showcases my shelf design studies, where functionality meets spatial aesthetics. Each design explores the role of shelving as both a practical and architectural element considering material, proportion, placement, and its visual dialogue with surrounding space