ZM Design - Architect
"Imagining Post-AI Futures Through Architecture, Technology, and Material Innovation."
First of all
Creative Solutions for Challenging Architectural Problems
The post-capitalist era demands a new approach to innovation—one that does not exploit but heals. We reject the notion that progress must come at the cost of the environment or human well-being. Instead, we advocate for a form of innovation that is regenerative, restorative, and deeply connected to the natural world. The purifier skins, produced in space and applied to industrial sites, represent this new mode of innovation. They are not just technological solutions; they are symbols of a new way of thinking—one that seeks to heal the wounds of the past and build a sustainable future.
Not to mention
Sustainable Design for a Better Future
I believe that in a time of climate change and an increasing number of natural hazards causing global alterations, we as architects have the opportunity and responsibility to design resilient systems. In order to prevent future natural crises, our design principles should not only please our aesthetic eye but should be durable and sustainable. Technological advancements are the backbones of our future buildings.
About me
While pursuing my MA in architecture, I cultivated a profound appreciation for the arts, inspired by their power to seamlessly interweave diverse disciplines. My research interests revolve around charting the myriad of possibilities that lie ahead, from pioneering cutting-edge technologies to support long-term space missions to conceptualising innovative approaches to surmount the challenges inherent in every project.
I often initiate each undertaking by posing questions, aiming to unveil the unseen facets of the project's journey. What distinguishes me is my aptitude for forging unique connections between seemingly disparate concepts, fostering a creative mindset that empowers me to approach problems from fresh vantage points.
"Architectural Designer | Futures Researcher"