Inspired by the richness and diversity of life forms that coexist in harmony. I want to challenge the conventional notions of architecture and urbanism, and propose a different mode of creating and inhabiting spaces that is more adaptive, flexible and collaborative. My work explores the idea of a cellular organization of living units that can grow, change and self-organize according to the needs and desires of the residents and the environment. This is a symbiotic relationship between us and the built-environment, where the form is not fixed but responsive and evolving. This is my attempt to embrace the abundance of Earth and celebrate its beauty and complexity.
