Architecture student at Universidad Europea de Madrid — working at the intersection of spatial concept, AI-assisted visualization, and future-facing design thinking.
I design with space as argument. Every project is an inquiry into how built form can carry meaning, atmosphere, and intention.
Architectural design,
speculative visions,
and AI-driven visualization.
A speculative architecture and research center set on Mars in 2120, located in New Madrid — capital of the Red Horizon Federation. The building emerges as a fluid, landscape-integrated form anchored by three atmospheric towers reinterpreting the Persian badgir, regulating air, temperature, and oxygen. Designed in collaboration with Rocío Aparicio.
A modular residential facade study in Alcorcón, Spain — exploring the rhythm of openings and vertical wooden slats to control natural light, creating depth and unity across the building envelope.
Concept pavilion designed around sound propagation. Enscape renders translate acoustic behavior into material texture — perforated concrete, stretched fabric, still water.
Inspired by the wind-towers of Yazd, a proposal for an adaptive archive center integrating passive cooling, material memory, and contemporary spatial language.
A research and visualization project using AI-generated spatial imagery as design input — exploring the boundary between tool, collaborator, and authorship in architecture.
Translating textile logic — warp, weft, density — into structural and spatial propositions. Rooted in industrial fabric design experience from Roco Textile, Yazd.
Architecture student.
Designer. Visualizer.
Building with space and image.
Architecture as a practice of seeing — as much as a practice of building. Design as an argument about how the world could be otherwise.
Currently pursuing a double degree in Architecture and Interior Design at Universidad Europea de Madrid. My work sits at the intersection of concept-driven spatial thinking, computational tools, and visual storytelling.
I use AI not as a shortcut but as a collaborator — a medium for generating new spatial intuitions, testing atmospheric hypotheses, and expanding what visualization can express. Rhino, Grasshopper, Enscape, D5, and the Adobe Suite are my daily instruments.
Before architecture, I worked in the Khan Bazaar of Yazd — an experience that taught me design is always embedded in material culture, client trust, and the slow logic of exchange.
I also completed a four-month internship at Cristina Beltran Arquitectos — gaining hands-on experience in a professional architectural practice and translating academic thinking into real project work.
Have a project in mind?
Let's talk about space,
ideas, and collaboration.
Always open to new collaborations,
academic exchanges, and creative projects.
Whether you're working on a project, looking for a collaborator, or simply want to discuss ideas about architecture and space — feel free to reach out.