I chose my current studio because it represents me in many ways. It’s a flexible space where everything is connected, reflecting my architectural approach; spaces that connect people and make them feel good. I chose a private interior because it’s where I disconnect from external inputs and find inner peace, allowing my creativity to flourish. I believe we must know ourselves first before truly connecting with the world.

This place also symbolizes freedom: I can go whenever I want, bring whoever I choose, and don’t need to explain myself to anyone. It’s a spacious area where I place my desk in the center to work on models and group projects. That openness and flexibility are why I feel there are no barriers here—only opportunities. To me, that’s what architecture should convey.