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  • I’m an Architectural Assistant at Child Graddon Lewis with 5+ years of international experience across Hong Kong, New York, and London. In the UK, my work spans affordable housing, Grade II listed extensions, government buildings, a commercial fit-out in Devonshire Square, and residential refurbishments, along with masterplanning bids in Sutton and Shoreditch.

  • I’m interested in how spaces shape communities and enrich lives—a perspective rooted in craft, culture, and collaboration. My journey began with building a cello, revealing the connection between form and resonance, and deepened through an internship in Tibet, where I developed a lasting curiosity about identity and place. This mindset shaped my leadership at the Royal College of Art, where I served as student representative and led Inside/Out, the school’s only student-run lecture series.

  • I’m currently working toward professional licensure via the ARB/NCARB Mutual Recognition Agreement, a goal I’ve committed to as part of my long-term development within UK practice.

  • Beyond architecture, I explore the built environment through illustration, writing, and the occasional Muay Thai session or cycle around London. I'm always open to meaningful connections—feel free to get in touch.

Selected Career Highlights

  • Recipient of the Rookie Rockstar Award at Child Graddon Lewis in recognition of firm-wide contributions and key roles on a confidential South London masterplan and the Government HQ project (2024).

  • Recipient of the Head of Programme Prize for MA Interior Design at the Royal College of Art (2023), awarded for A Hard Day’s Night and outstanding contributions to university and industry engagement. Collaborated with the Serpentine Pavilion through my student-led lecture series, Inside/Out, with work also displayed at the Royal Academy.

  • Interior design work for Kasawoo Studio/LOOM, a co-working space in Islington, was featured in Vogue, Wallpaper, Frame, On Office, and The Spaces (2024).

  • Led the full refurbishment of two South West London flats, reimagining homes for a young professional and a retiree, from concept through to construction (2023–24).

  • Illustrations and reflections on creative practice featured in Madame Architect’s “Creative Complements” and “Days With” series (2020).

Education

Organisations

Technical skills

  • Advanced - Revit, Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite, Procreate, Enscape, VuCity

  • Intermediate - AutoCAD, Sketchup, Vray, Twinmotion, Microstation,

  • Beginner - NBS, COBIE, 3DsMax, Grasshopper, Vectorworks.

Professional Experience

Child Graddon Lewis • Part II Architectural Assistant • London • March 2024 - Present

  • Government HQ Building in Portsmouth (Stage 2 - Stage 5) • July 2024 - Present

    • 60,000 sf commercial HQ building in Portsmouth

    • Assisted with Revit based 3D Modelling to COBIE standard: Developed and modified families, crafted casework models, and provided design options to support the client and internal team’s decision-making processes.

    • Stage 2 - Assisted with Planning Application Submission and Coordination with Consultants: Produced elevations, bay studies, sections and plans for Planning.

    • Stage 3 & 4 (Construction Documents) & Consultant Coordination – Responsible for producing and coordinating plans, sections, elevations, reflected ceiling plans (RCPS), doors, internal walls, floors, fire strategy, sign strategy and roof packages. Oversaw coordination with brick suppliers, managed basement integration, and prepared construction sketches for internal use, client, and consultant coordination.

  • Pedro Street – Affordable Housing Scheme, Hackney, East London (Stage 2 – May 2025 to June 2025)

    • Assisting with the development of a Section 73 planning application for a 26 new affordable housing scheme in E5, in collaboration with Hackney Council and the design team.

    • Led detailed due diligence on spatial compliance across multiple standards, including the client’s Employer’s Requirements (ERs), Hackney New Build Design Specifications, Approved Document Part M, the London Plan Housing SPG, and GLA standards.

    • Produced Stage 3+ planning deliverables—including elevations, bay studies, sections, and GA plans—in close coordination with structural, MEP, and fire consultants.

    • Contributed to the redesign of the core to meet evolving fire safety and accessibility requirements, including Part M4(2) and M4(3) flats.

    • Developed and issued planning drawings independently, deepening technical knowledge of residential planning policy, regulatory frameworks, and inclusive design.

  • Pre-Application & Feasibility Study (Stage 0-1) – Office to Residential Building Conversion, East Croydon • February 2025 - Present

    • Independently prepared a Pre-Application submission package for the potential conversion of an existing office building into residential and co-living schemes, including all supporting planning documentation.

    • Conducted in-depth planning policy research, site and context analysis, and view testing using VuCity, to evaluate development potential and inform massing strategies.

    • Developed and assessed multiple feasibility scenarios—including office retention, residential, and co-living options—through detailed test-fit layouts, unit metrics, and diagrammatic studies.

    • Produced clear, visually engaging plans, diagrams, and presentation materials to support internal design reviews and facilitate early-stage client decision-making.

  • Station Road, Mixed Use Development in Harrow (Stage 2) • March 2025 - April 2025

    • Stage 2 - Assisting with Planning Application Submission and Coordination with Consultants: Producing elevations, bay studies, sections and plans for Planning.

    • Produced 67 planning drawings independently, significantly improving from a supporting role the previous year, where I contributed to a 21-sheet planning set shared between two team members. While I was not responsible for coordination, this marks a 6x increase in drawing output and reflects major progress in technical proficiency, especially in Revit.

  • Mixed-Use Masterplan – Purfleet on Thames • January 2025 - February 2025

    • Supported Stage 0 feasibility studies for a proposed town centre masterplan integrating residential, educational, and public realm uses. Produced rapid visualisations, massing studies, and illustrative diagrams for early client engagement. Collaborated with senior team members on density, phasing, and tenure mix, contributing to high-level design and viability assessments.

  • Confidential Masterplan Bid in South London (Stage 0) • March 2024 - August 2024

    • Contributed to the design of a mixed-use masterplan bid by producing illustrative visuals, diagrams, sections, and graphics using SketchUp, Procreate, and Photoshop, applying a distinctive hand-drawn style. Collaborated with directors and the developer on costing exercises across multiple tenure types. Conducted due diligence and scheduling for a 650-unit scheme, calculating GIA, GEA, and NIA using Excel, Revit, and CAD, supporting key feasibility and viability decisions.

  • Other/Misc

    • Received the Rookie Rockstar Award for Outstanding Newcomer (December 2024).

    • Co-led an architecture workshop for City Lions (Westminster Council), mentoring 14 Year 8 students through a hands-on design exercise that introduced them to the built environment and fostered creative confidence. (May 2025)

    • Marketing - Pitched a winning concept and design for the office shop fronts. Co-leading a team of five colleagues to execute the project for the London Festival of Architecture. By stating "I am not a robot," we use ReCAPTCHA to explore creativity, authorship, and collaboration in the context of AI in the built environment. Let's celebrate how cities we love are made and let’s celebrate what makes us human. Link to CGL’s LinkedIn Post on this initiative.

    • Marketing/Continuing Education – Led a team of 9 in a Monday Morning Meeting presentation on a recent site visit to Palliser Road, West London, as part of CGL's initiative to enhance technical skills, knowledge sharing, and holistic staff development.

Kasawoo • Interior Designer FFE (Part Time) • London • April 2023 - September 2023

  • Collaborated with Kasawoo on the interior design and FF&E selection for LOOM, a startup neighbourhood club combining fitness, co-working, and social spaces under one roof. Attended weekly site meetings and supported construction administration, ensuring design intent was maintained through delivery.

  • Project is featured in Vogue, Wallpaper, Frame and The Spaces.

Chris Dyson Architects • Part II Architectural Assistant & Interior Designer • London • November 2023 - March 2024

Supporting Associate Director, Yashin Kemal

  • Grade II listed, purpose built five storey Georgian town house on Devonshire Square. (RIBA Stage 4/5: Office & Residential Refurbishment, 5100 sf)

    • Joined the team during the construction phase, supporting drawing and schedule updates for a five-storey, Grade II listed townhouse. Responsibilities included fire strategy plans, electrical setting-out, and coordination of sanitaryware, lighting, decoration, and door schedules.

  • Music & Arts Venue on Flitcroft Street (RIBA Stage 2-6: 8700 sf)

    • Developed base drawings from survey information and issued Licensing plans to Camden Council. Collaborated closely with the building surveyor to resolve discrepancies and ensure drawing accuracy across design and construction stages.

  • Marketing & Business Development

    • Produced the latest firmwide practice portfolio, developing layout options for director review and creating marketing collateral to support business development. Submitted projects to multiple design competitions and contributed to writing marketing text that effectively showcased the firm’s work and expertise.

Chris Dyson Architects • Part II Architectural Assistant (Summer Contract) • London • July 2022 - September 2022

Supported Consultant Partner, James Cheung

  • Grade II Listed Victorian House Extension on Belsize Lane, NW3 (RIBA: Stage 2-3)

    • Led design documentation for a two-storey extension to a Grade II listed Victorian home in Camden. Produced plans, sections, elevations, collages, and details using MicroStation and Photoshop for both client presentations and planning submission.

      Collaborated across disciplines—integrating input from heritage, lighting, and energy consultants—to develop four major design presentations. Independently authored the Design and Access Statement and prepared all planning drawings. Conducted precedent and policy research across Camden, Islington, and Kensington, and drafted responses to pre-application feedback, with oversight from the Consultant Partner and client.

  • Other Work

    • Produced plans, sections, and elevations for a winning competition entry for a cultural building on Plot 6, Goodsyard, Bishopsgate.

    • Updated drawings and the Design and Access Statement for a 230 sqm multi-tenant residential scheme on Victoria Drive, SW19, coordinating with heritage and planning consultants.

    • Created concept diagrams and collages using Rhino, Photoshop, and Procreate for a confidential opera house competition in Saudi Arabia (RIBA Stages 1–2).

Freelance Architectural Services (Private Clients) • Freelance / Part Time • London/New York • September 2019 - Present

  • Planning Application • May - October 2024

    • Completed the drawings package and full planning application for a flat in a conservation area in Clapham Common, SW London. The project included the installation of an AC unit on the building's rear elevation, as requested by the client.

  • Client Representative, Property Sourcing & Residential Refurbishment • September 2023 - July 2024

    • Commissioned to deliver a turn-key experience for an overseas client relocating to South West London. Acted as liaison between the client, estate agent, and solicitor, sourcing over 20 two-bedroom flats and representing the client through the purchase, completion, and refurbishment process.

      Led the full refurbishment of a ground floor flat to create a comfortable and accessible home for aging in place. Independently prepared tender documents, as well as appliance, finish, and furniture specifications for contractor pricing and client review.

  • Client Representative, Property Sourcing & Residential Refurbishment • March 2023 - November 2023

    • Hired to reimagine and refurbish a two-bedroom flat within a subdivided Victorian property in Clapham Old Town, SW London. The existing layout, last renovated in 2006, required a complete overhaul to create a comfortable home for a young creative professional.

      Delivered full architectural, interior design, and construction administration services, including the independent preparation of tender documents, and detailed appliance, finish, and furniture specifications. Acted as client representative, managing communications with the freeholder and construction team, and overseeing payment coordination across multiple parties.

  • Interior Architect & Visualiser • September - October 2019

    • Hired to source FF&E, interior finishes, and façade options for a 6-bedroom home for a young family in Upstate New York. Developed a 3D model from survey drawings and produced quick-turn visualisations using Rhino, Enscape, and Photoshop to support client decision-making and tender documentation.

Gensler • Part II Architectural Assistant • New York • July 2018 - May 2020

NY-Work 4 - Studio Director: Joshua Katz

  • AT&T Xandr HQ – Corporate Interiors, New York City

    • Supported the Lead Designer and Project Architect across all design phases for a major corporate HQ fit-out. Contributed to five key client presentations through renderings, diagrams, and concept collages. Led the tender documentation for the ‘40’ side of the building and independently developed the concept, schedules, and submittals for the main office pantry. Assisted with construction documentation, focusing on bathrooms, amenity floor elevations, and joinery. Provided ongoing support with construction sketches, RFIs, and submittal reviews for finish and joinery compliance.

  • Financial Services Firm HQ – Buffalo, NY

    • Supported the Lead Designer and Project Architect throughout all phases of a multi-floor headquarters fit-out. Contributed to space planning, concept design, and tender documentation, and played a key role in client engagement through quick-turn visualisations to support design decisions. Designed the feature stair, helping define the project’s central architectural element.

  • Confidential Financial Services Firm, Client Center, Chater House, Hong Kong, (FF&E, & Design Development)

    • Assisted with FF&E selection and design development, including showroom coordination and finish/furniture presentations tailored to the client’s hospitality-driven workplace strategy.

  • Small Renovations – Lead / Solo Project Architect

    • Deloitte Harborside – Lead Project Architect for a multi-floor renovation; managed design coordination, consultant integration, and documentation.

    • Capital One (14th & 31st Floors) – Oversaw tender and filing drawings, code compliance, and consultant coordination.

    • Ares Capital Management (4,000 SF) – Produced and coordinated tender documents, reviewed finishes and joinery, and supported construction administration.

    • Deloitte Charlotte – Contributed to construction documentation and consultant coordination during delivery.

Gensler • Part I Architectural Assistant • New York • May 2017 - August 2017

NY-Work 4 - Studio Director: David Weinberg

One Citi HQ

  • Supported the Lead Designer with FF&E presentations, renderings, and furniture selection for the client center. Assisted with construction documents, including bathroom, elevation, and millwork details for amenity and trading floors. Shadowed site visits and contributed to RFIs, construction sketches, and finish and joinery submittal reviews.

Slade Architecture • Part I Architectural Assistant • New York • September 2016 - November 2017

  • Architectural Designer collaborating with the brand agency to develop user experience diagrams and spatial strategy for the Smile Direct Club. Created multiple design iterations for the final storefront layout and custom joinery elements.

Llewelyn Davies • Architectural Intern • Hong Kong • May 2014 - August 2014

  • Produced renderings and schematic design drawings for the renovation of The Quarry Bay School, Stanley Pier, and the Hong Kong University Library.

Leadership

  • Child Graddon Lewis • Leadership in Firm-wide Initiatives • London • March 2024 - Present

    • Marketing - Pitched a winning concept and design for the office shop fronts. Co-leading a team of five colleagues to execute the project for the London Festival of Architecture. By stating "I am not a robot," we use ReCAPTCHA to explore creativity, authorship, and collaboration in the context of AI in the built environment. Let's celebrate how cities we love are made and let’s celebrate what makes us human. Featured on CGL’s Website, LinkedIn and Instagram.

    • Marketing/Continuing Education – Led a team of 9 in a Monday Morning Meeting presentation on a recent site visit to Palliser Road, West London, as part of CGL's initiative to enhance technical skills, knowledge sharing, and holistic staff development.

    • Mentored three work experience students individually, supporting their confidence, skills development, and understanding of the architectural profession.

    • Co-led City Lions Youth Workshop - Designed and delivered an interactive architectural workshop for Year 8 students as part of Westminster Council’s City Lions programme. Led mentoring sessions, supported model-making and presentations, and introduced young people to architecture through a socially engaged, creative lens.

    • Co-led bi-weekly 'Masterbake' initiative, fostering camaraderie and studio culture through informal team gatherings and shared baking challenges.

  • Inside/Out Lecture Series • Leader • London • Sept 2021 - Sept 2023

    • Head of Inside/Out Lecture Series (2022 - 2023), Team member (2021 - 2022).

    • Led a team of five peers to organise Inside/Out, the RCA’s only student-led lecture series, curating bi-weekly talks featuring internationally renowned designers around thematic topics. Managed all aspects of delivery—including speaker invitations, logistics, scheduling, publicity, and university liaison—with events ranging from intimate discussions to Zoom webinars with over 1,300 attendees.

    • Notable speakers included Annabelle Selldorf, André Fu, Beata Heuman, Jayden Ali, and Lina Ghotmeh.
      In July 2023, I coordinated the final lecture at the Serpentine Pavilion, liaising with the Dean, Head of Programme, Lina Ghotmeh Architects, and the Serpentine team. Delivered a successful public event attended by 123 people, overseeing AV, catering, security, marketing, and budget approvals.

    • Under my leadership, average in-person attendance grew by 1180% and Zoom registration increased by 4900%, driven by optimised social media strategy and targeted outreach.

  • Royal College of Art • Class Elected Program Representative • London • Sept 2021 - Sept 2023

    • Elected by peers to represent the MA Interior Design cohort for two consecutive years. Advocated for studio improvements, co-leading a successful petition that resulted in upgraded studio furniture, model-making space, and storage access. Conducted student interviews, authored feedback reports, and co-wrote formal letters to tutors and department heads with actionable proposals.

    • Collaborated with the Student Union to successfully extend studio and supplies shop opening hours, increasing access from 9am–8pm to 9am–11pm.

    • Led two orientation workshops for incoming MA students on navigating the RCA, covering inductions, printing, and software tools. Selected to deliver two portfolio development workshops to over 50 new master's students, drawing from experience interviewing applicants for Cornell’s B.Arch program.

  • Madame Architect • Featured in online magazine • New York • Aug 2020

  • Diversity, Inclusive & Equity Symposium, Syracuse University • Invited Speaker • New York • Sept 2020

    • Invited to speak about my illustrations - small.family, the motivations behind it, and the importance of inclusive representation in the unbuilt environment. Link to post here.

  • Gensler • Leadership in Firm-wide Initiatives • New York • Sept 2018 - May 2020

    • Led and co-led multiple initiatives to strengthen firm culture, industry engagement, and knowledge sharing:

    • Founded a quarterly networking event for emerging professionals across architecture, engineering, and real estate, attended by over 150 participants from 8+ firms. Invited to the AIA Women in Architecture Committee in recognition of this initiative.

    • Presented “Designing for Alzheimer’s”—based on my Cornell thesis—to Gensler’s Inclusivity Network (GIN), with 50+ firm-wide attendees. Invited to develop a proprietary product pitch as a result

    • Co-led firm-wide Happy Hour for over 700 attendees, managing collaborators, building management, and budget. Delivered a higher frequency of themed events despite limited funding.

    • Served as Studio Social Committee Leader for a 45-person team. Reintroduced popular activities such as “Cake Day,” and organized pasta nights, studio picnics, and holiday events, managing all logistics and budgets to foster camaraderie and workplace culture.

  • Thumbnail Speaker Series • President & Head of Advertising • Ithaca, NY • Aug 2013 - May 2018

    • President (Fall 2017 - Spring 2018) - Led a 15-person team to organize two discussion forums attended by over 300 people. Coordinated and curated speakers, and discussion forums each at 10 speakers.

  • Groundswell x Gensler • Project Leader • New York • May 2017 - Aug 2017

    • Led a team in Gensler’s Summer Studio to deliver an award-winning, pro bono installation commemorating Groundswell’s 500th mural, featured in Architectural Digest. Celebrated the organization's legacy by documenting 100+ past murals, designing a system of paint can labels showcasing each mural’s title, artist, year, and NYC location—symbolizing the medium that brought them to life. One of four teams selected to design pop-up installations for public display.

  • Cornell Council for the Arts • Two Time Grant Recipient • Ithaca, NY • May 2015 - April 2017

    • Selected to collaborate with artist Caroline Woolard to design furniture for the CCA Biennale in 2016. Grant recipient for the exhibition, ‘Doors’ (Spring 2017). Link to projects here.

Related Experience

small.family • Freelance illustrator (Part Time) • London • June 2020 - August 2024

  • small.family is a vibrant collection of hand-drawn architectural scaled figures. It is a direct response to renderings being too often viewed, curated, and created through a white male gaze. I am also a freelance illustrator for David Baker Architects - I draw custom entourage for their visuals and publications.

  • Learned skills in self marketing, invoicing, and running a profitable side business.

Royal College of Art • Sales Associate at Royal College of Art Shop (Part Time) • London • Nov 2022 - September 2023

  • Advised students on raw materials, art supplies, and model-making processes, maintaining strong customer relationships and product knowledge. Managed sales transactions and inventory using Shopify, and curated organized, visually appealing displays to support a clean and accessible retail environment.

Lululemon • Educator/Sales Associate (Part-Time) • Spitalfields, London • Oct 2021 - Feb 2022

  • Maintained strong guest relationships while delivering exceptional customer service under pressure. Advised on products, embodied brand values, and demonstrated thorough knowledge of company policies on inclusion, diversity, and people safety. Recognized for boosting sales conversions and revenue during shifts. Also responsible for inventory management and curating seasonal visual displays to enhance the in-store experience.

Chinese Exploration and Research Society • Cultural Preservation Intern • Yunnan, China (Tibetan Border)/Hong Kong • May 2015 - Dec 2015

  • Camera Assistant for National Geographic explorers at three CERS expedition sites. Assisted in the documentation of Tibetan vernacular housing and villages.

Cornell AAP • Digital Fabrication Teaching Assistant (Part-Time) • Ithaca, New York • Jan 2015 - Aug 2017

  • Managed student usage and maintenance of laser cutting, CNC mill, and 3D printing tools. Advised students on safe and effective usage and methods of working.

Cornell AAP • Student Photographer (Part-Time) • Ithaca, New York • Jan 2014 - Aug 2017

  • Official photographer for study abroad program in Rome. (Fall 2015), and AAP NYC (Fall 2016). Nominated as head of media and documentation for graduating class throughout college. Managed social media presence and website. Student photographer for school events, lectures, final reviews, and student projects. Proficient in DSLR photography, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Lightroom batch editing and photo management.

Luthier Hong Kong • Woodworking Apprentice (Part-Time) • Hong Kong • Aug 2011 - Aug 2012

  • Apprenticed under luthier (Kelvin Cheng) and assisted in the restoration and repair of clarinets and lutes. Built and designed an electric cello for women. The project was awarded the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program Personal Project Award 2010/2011.

Publications & Exhibitions

  • Loom Club, Islington (with Kasawoo)

    • FX Magazine • Loom Club, Islington • January 2025

    • Vogue • Loom Club is a new place that every neighborhood in the world should have • November 2024

    • OnOffice • Welcome to the Club • September 2024

    • Wallpaper • The Loom Club is a new London social and co-working hub with a ‘gentle’ twist • July 2024

    • FRAME • Urban Social Isolation is a Major Issue: A London Members Club is Designed to Battle It • June 2024

  • Royal College of Art

    • Royal College of Art (Graduate Show & Online Showcase) • June - Sept 2023

      My work at the Royal College of Art was exhibited for the online and in person end of year show at the Truman Brewery (July 2023).

    • Royal College of Art (Open Studios / WIP Show) • Feb 2023

      My work at the Royal College of Art was exhibited for the online Work in Progress (WIP) show and in an in-person gallery in an open studio event.

    • @Models_Architecture • Nov 2022

      Four pieces of my work at the Royal College of Art (CS Faraday , Material Follies, a model from my Midterm Review, and Final Model) were discovered, selected and posted on the online publication ‘Architecture Models'. The account has a reach of 113K followers with work from practices and students from around the world. This online feature was celebrated in the Royal College of Art school newsletter.

    • Royal Academy • March-May 2022

      My work at the Royal College of Art - Translations | John Hejduk's Prison House has been selected to be exhibited at the Ronald and Rita McAulay Gallery at the Royal Academy.

    • Royal College of Art (WIP Show) • Jan - Feb 2022

      My work at the Royal College of Art was exhibited for the online Work in Progress (WIP) show.

  • Madame Architect • Aug 2021

    • My illustrations were spotlighted ’s “Creative Complements” and “Days with” series. I was invited to write about my day as an up-and-coming designer. (Aug 2020)

  • Association Vo1 8 & 12 • Dec 2016, Dec 2021

    • small.family drawings featured in publication (2021). Competition entry with Elie Boutros and Justin Foo, Typhoon Submarine, featured in publication (2016)

  • Xandr, New York (with Gensler, NY)

    • Crain's New York Business • Dec 2020

      Xandr project awarded, Coolest Offices in New York in the Retrofit Category

    • NYCxDESIGN Awards • Corporate Office Category • May 2020

      Xandr project was listed as a finalist

  • Architectural Digest • These Designs have made the World a Better Place • Dec 2017

    • Collaboration with Groundswell NY during an internship at Gensler. The project is featured in the publication.

  • Model Perspectives: Structure, Architecture & Culture • Aug 2016

  • Cornell Journal of Architecture | Issue 10: Spirits • Aug 2014 - Aug 2015

    • The Cornell Journal of Architecture is a critical journal of architecture and urbanism produced by editors in the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning, Cornell University. Youngest student to be selected as editor in the history of the journal.

Voluntary Roles

  • Cornell University • B.Arch Interviewer • Sept 2020 - Present

    • Selected by University to interview and write recommendations for prospective Architecture students for Cornell’s B.Arch program.

  • Royal College of Art • Guest Critic & Future Practices Panel • July 2024

    • I was invited back to the Royal College of Art to review student work, conduct mock interviews, and share my experiences transitioning from RCA to the job market in London. I spoke candidly about the challenges of job searching, emphasizing that it’s a two-way journey and a valuable process of self-discovery.

  • Industry Networking Initiative • Organizer • New York • Aug 2018 - Dec 2019

    • Spearheaded quarterly networking events for young architects. Events were attended by over 150 people with representation from over 10 firms in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction industries.

  • Open House New York • Organizer & Volunteer • New York • Sept 2016

    • Led public tours of 26 Broadway, the former Standard Oil Building. Explained building history and its significance in the greater landscape of the financial district.

  • Dragon Day • Head of Media • Ithaca, NY • Jan 2014 - May 2014

    • Led a team that produced over 30 photo galleries, and videos for what most people considered the most successful Dragon Day in Cornell’s History.

  • Hong Kong Award for Young People (formerly The Duke of Edinburgh Award) • Bronze • Hong Kong • May 2011

    • HRH Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Philip) founded The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award in the U.K. in 1956. It is designed as an introduction to worthwhile leisure time activities, as a challenge to the individual to personal achievement, and as a guide for those people and organizations who would like to help the development of their younger fellow citizens. The Hong Kong Award for Young People (AYP), formerly known as The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, established in 1961, is a member of The International Award Association. The AYP, with its unique international principles, cultivates youngsters with perseverance and the spirit of self-challenge.

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