A new home for the work
The portfolio has moved off Wix and onto its own site — and been reorganised around three bodies of work rather than one long scroll.
This site has moved off Wix and onto its own footing. Beyond being faster, the move was a chance to fix something that had been bothering me: the old site presented everything at the same level, so a render from a housing project and a one-off NFT sat side by side as if they were the same kind of thing.
Three bodies of work
The work is now organised the way I actually think about it:
- Architecture — housing, interiors, facades and urban studies, from concept through construction drawings.
- Charcoal Portraits — a decade of drawing faces by hand, each with its own page.
- Digital Art — 3D compositions, animation loops and NFT collections.
Saying who did what
The change I care about most is smaller and less visible. Every architecture project now states its context — academic, independent, or made inside a practice — along with my specific role, the office, the location and the programme.
That distinction matters. A thesis project and a building delivered under a studio director are both worth showing, but they are not the same claim, and a portfolio that blurs them makes a reader distrust all of it. Architecture is a collective discipline; being precise about your part in it is a form of respect for everyone else who worked on the thing.
What's next
More projects, broken out individually with drawings and process rather than renders alone — and notes here on what I'm working on and reading, starting with why the drawing comes before the model.