During my time at Norwich University of the arts, I have experienced working on a wide range of architectural projects from individual projects such as a Maritime archaeological research centre and a storytelling centre to collaborative projects including a recreational area which used trees that grew at the manipulation of the community in Peckham, conceptually centred around the word play. This project was submitted as a part of the future space foundation competition held by MAKE architects.

A physical collage using hanging clear acetate sheets to show images of the proposal and a shipwreck model, between the acetate sheets are blacked out set design pieces showing the silhouettes of the pieces.

I have enjoyed my time at Norwich. It has furthered my personal development in terms of collaborative teamwork, resilience, organisation skills and leadership as I held the responsibility of captain, leading the team during the time frame of the MAKE competition. In my free time I completed a month of work experience for the local branch of Brown and Co architects. This was an invaluable experience as it further my knowledge and gave me the guidance I needed to complete my third year.

A collage with materiality that represents an old pumping station with a timber slatted mezzanine above the ground floor and and an elevated walkway splitting up the ground floor.
The image shows a delicate shipwreck model made from plywood and steel which sharp shadows in the background.
The image shows a long site section using digital means of representation.