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five years of architectural practice and have a master degree in architecture from The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm.

My education has given me the freedom to explore, travel, learn and play over the last couple of years. I did most of masters overseas (Japan, Australia, and China) as part of a generous exchange program at KTH. It’s been a truly inspiring experience, being exposed to different cultures, design languages and working with students / professors from all over the world.

I’m an active person, love to explore my environment and to use my body. During the summer I hike, climb, run in nature and the urban context. Searching for creative ways to engage with my surroundings. In the winter I snowboard almost everyday and have been lucky enough to get a few sponsors along the way. 

 

I’m productive, reliable, independent and flexible. I have been lucky enough to pursue that which inspires me. This has given me a lot of control over my own development as an architect. I value my growth and evolution as an architect (and as a person) above everything. 

 

I love the creative environment that exists in the interchange between people. Those around me and the people I work with make projects vivid, more exciting and push me to do my best. Through discussions, ideas, input and critique. It makes everything feel real and relevant. 

 

I'm aware that I have a style of approaching architecture and sometimes use recurring themes. The simplest way to describe my architecture is, Minimalistic, a single line, that is manipulated by context, nature and the topography. Projects gain complexity through elaborations of space, light, construction, tectonics and relation to context. When done “well”, these elements produce a vast supply of varied architecture. Applicable to any project, building or program. 

 

Even if I found a workflow that suites me, I don't like to define my architecture yet, it feels too early to do so. I’m still in the process of learning and exploring. The idea of growing and experiencing new things is central and irresistible. I want remain open to as much as possible. Feel that every day brings something new, the thought of trying something where I can't predict the outcome makes me happy (there’s a smile on my face as I’m write this).

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