Since childhood, Singapore’s majestic skyline has fascinated me. I was amazed that human hands could create such architectural wonders. This curiosity led me to explore architectural design, and I fell in love with it. I knew then that I wanted to design spaces where people, heritage, and nature could thrive together—not just in Singapore but also around the globe. Now, I’m taking my first steps toward that dream.

 

A funny story—while snorkeling with my Outdoor Adventure Club, I needed to film my activity but had no gear to mount my GoPro. With some quick thinking, I crafted a chest strap using a bandana and wire mesh. It worked like a charm! This experience reinforced my belief that creativity often comes from the most unexpected places, and I strive to apply that same innovative spirit to architecture.

 

As a student in Temasek Polytechnic’s Diploma in Interior Architecture and Design, I explore creative design while mastering fundamentals. I’ve gained hands-on experience with CAD and BIM tools like AutoCAD, Adobe 3Ds Max, SketchUp, and Revit, refining my skills in architectural drawings and digital renderings.

 

Beyond technical expertise, I bring a meticulous and organized approach to my work. When I worked as a photographer at USS, I managed large tourist crowds, adjusted camera settings for changing conditions, and oversaw operations at my photobooth during peak hours. This role sharpened my ability to multitask, meet deadlines, and work efficiently under pressure.