About Me
Shigeruban Architects - Tokyo
Ili Architects - London
Part 1 Architectural Assistant 09, 2025 - 11, 2025
ILI Architects, London
Exhibition Coordinator 05, 2025 - 09, 2025
AA Travel Exhibition
Architectural Intern 06, 2023 - 09, 2023
Shigeruban Architects
Architectural Association 09, 2022 - 06, 2025
BA(Hons) Architecture
Architectural Association 09, 2021 - 06, 2022
Foundation
Rhino, Revit, Blender, AutoCad, Adobe Suite, Grasshopper, C#, Enscape
Catch the Steam
Technical Study - Third Year Site : Park West Place, London, UK
Catch the wasted domestic water vapor
Condensation is by far the most common cause of dampness in homes. It affects both new and old properties.
The daily water vapor will invade the wooden structure, go through the attic, and damage the roof structure. Also, in wet areas, the rain and dampness from outside will cause interstitial condensation when they go inside through joint fissures.
In this technical research, I am to create a cycle of wasted water vapor to water and back to steam within site context.
Kettle testing and driptip study
kettle as the source of wasted domestic vapor. In order to "catch" it, the shape and material choice of the roof is the key.
Studying from shape of leaves that those with narrow and thin drip tips (candate) are likely to drip more frequently than round drip tips. However, the volume of round driptip droplets is significantly bigger than narrow and sharp driptips.
Expand and Shrink (hand drawing)
Extend the Pause (experiment records)
Proposal
I propose capturing and reusing the water vapor normally wasted during tea making, transforming a simple domestic ritual into a community-scale communication channel.
Model made by metal, wood, and tiles
Domestic Tea break to Communal Activity
The circle:
Liquid water - boiled by the kettle - hot water vaporcondensed to warm water - drip into mist maker - warm mist for atmospheric effect - condensed to waterdrops for handwashing and playing.
Plan
(Rhino line drawing + illustrator)
Domestic Tea break to Communal Activity
Bringing this information by designing a metal leaf roof that captures the water vapor from kettles and guides the condensation into a steam pot in the garden, forming a steam pavilion in the community garden, engaging the residents to chat and meet each other, or simply enjoying.
View from the garden
Seesaw
Unit 8 - Third Year
Tutor: Silvana Taher & Laurence Lumley
Site : Woodbine Close Park, London, UK
Woodbine Close Park
This project is a seesaw between the enclosed retired community and the relatively young generation, between being isolated and being exposed.
The site is an isolated park living neighborhood for retired people in the greenbelt. The existence of the park acknowledges that there is the greenbelt has the capability for hiding an isolated neighborhood.
Greenbelt Site Map (hand drawing + openstreet map data)
Curiosity Driven Spatial Design
A conflict happened when an outsider appeared. There is a pub sitting on the inner side of the park which hosts Wednesday bingo nights that is no membership required.
I propose to create a communication threshold on the edge of the park, which attracts both the outsiders and the residents from Woodbine Close Community, using framed views that as they walk around the space they are engaged and curious by the views of the community and observing their lifestyle.
Visitor's journey
Conflicts in the caravan pub
Neighbor Interaction (rhino +enscape render)
Community Threshold
Visitors would park their cars on the hill and begin their journey through a series of continuous spatial movements. Studio Project
Communication Mechanism
As they walk, the wall will push them to see the 4cm hole in the brick wall, watching the life activities of the residents. The space is gradually opened to them as they emerge into it where they are guided by the door and are led to a low cabin.
If they are curious about the community, they can take some water from the water fountain at the end of the wall. And put it into the mist room that the residents can see from their window as a sign that the outsiders are sending their signal for conversation and small talk.
Visitor's Journey (enscape + photoshop)
King's Cross Masterplan Design
First Year Competition - Group Project
Site : King's Cross
Tutor: Monia De Marchi & Pol Castello
Flooding background
We start our design with the background of flooding, creating a system that guides people from going into the area and gradually moving upward.
We isolated the whole area with canals and separated it into 10 islands, people will enter the area through bridges. As they gradually populate the area from the edge to the center, there will be cores start to be built in the highest part of each island.
Model (cardbroad, metal, paper)
Design Strategy
Transformation Over Time
Inhabitants are guided from periphery to the highest point of the island through gradual construction of the main roads. Meanwhile, core the first tower is built. As the ground level gets denser and issue of flooding becomes more important, inhabitants are forced to start to move to the tower.
Change through time (rhino model Render)
Addtional towers on top exisitng buildings are constructed over time.
Flooded City
Ever-growing Structure
As the flooding situation becomes severe, the structure will start to build on the existing structure by adding truss units on the top and side of the tower as connection bridges for the Kingscross community.
Masterplan Render(google map data + rhino enscape + photoshop)
Festinsel
Media Study - Datascape
Tutor: Francesca Silvi & Mattia Santi Group Project
Vision
In recent decades, music industry has grown significantly. There are more artists, genres, tastes, ideas and ways to compose.
Our project is aiming to create a digital island for new artist to reach their audiences and gain larger following in an industry that becomes more and more competitive.
Project animation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oP3itDeXFc
Grasshopper Modeling
Scan Me for Video
Purpose
Our meta-verse is open to everyone who is interested in music. Those who wish to visit a concert from the comfort of their home, find new genres, artists, communities and friends.
Pavilions
Set on the imaginary island, our meta-verse is a small and an intimate stage for new and aspiring musicians to reach wider public.
Creating a singular path meant we had control over the experience. We wanted the journey to become part of the experience. Constant transition between different stages, areas and views.
Drip
First Year Group Project Site : London Duration: 2 weeks
Concept - raindrops
The main concept is derived from raindrops falling between layers of leaves. People can travel freely in-between the layering of “leaves”, allowing for a fluid circulation organization.
The design provides more choices of paths towards the ground level but becomes more controlled towards the bottom/end.
Concept Diagram
Rhino model + line drawing
Fluid Circulation Paths
Since the circulation is organiized in a fluid way, people get to choose diifferent ways to navigate in the space depending on the desired speed, as well length of the path.
Scissors lifts are used to build connections between each platform. When people are walking on the platform, the scissors lift will gradually go down.
Liangchu Historical Museum - Stage 3
Shigeruban Architects - Tokyo Internship
June 2023 - Sept. 2023
Site : Zhejiang, China
Liangchu Museum - Zhejiang, China
During my three-month internship, I contributed to updating CAD drawings and rewriting the column tree Grasshopper file to support future applications with different variables and design versions. The project is about designing a national museum inspired by local culture and heritage.
The ground floor is mainly used for special exhibitions, a cafe, and an atrium lobby. The first floor is used for collecting and donating local antiques. The third floor is for offices and facilities.
Tree Column (Grasshopper)
Arium Elevations (AutoCAD)
Grasshopper script
Parametric Screen Design
Using Grasshopper, I developed various screen design options for the atrium area to create a separation between the guest and facility areas. The parametric design approach allows the team to easily adjust the geometry in response to future dimensional changes.
Diagram (Rhino + illustrator)
Rhino + Vray
City Parking Garage
ILI Architects - Competition
Internship
Sept. 2025 - Nov. 2025
Site : Kolašin, Montenegro
Concept and Design Statement
How can a car park become more than a car park — a place for people, community, and nature?
The design is inspired by the dramatic topography of the Bay of Kotor — a landscape of fluid, folding forms and reflective surfaces. The building’s split oval shape responds directly to the constraints of the site and allows maximum spatial efficiency within the irregular site.
Rhino Model + Blender Render
Environmental and Sustainable Design
A light well pierces the northern half of the building, flooding the interior with natural light and creating visual connections between levels.
Low-carbon material: Use of sustainably sourced CLT drastically reduces embodied carbon compared to conventional concrete structures.
Renewable energy: Photovoltaic panels integrated on the south-facing roof pitches supply a portion of oper-ational energy demand.
Water management: Rainwater collected and filtered through planted bio-swales around the site, re-used for greywater and irrigation.
Natural ventilation and daylighting: The central light well and open façades minimize the need for mechanical systems.
Interior renders (Blender)