My Portfolio

RE-ESTABLISHING ABORIGINAL CULTURAL TRACES AND ECOLOGICAL PATHWAYS AT SPARKS RESERVE: This project transforms Sparks Reserve into a cultural hub along the Songline and creek corridor, with spaces and infrastructure developed in collaboration with Traditional Custodians.

This was my first studio project in the Master of Landscape Architecture at the University of Melbourne. The project introduced me to a different culture (German) and allowed me to experiment with edible urban farming. It focused on building strategies for a food-resilient society.

This was my first studio project in the Bachelor of Design at the University of Melbourne. The project introduced me to ecological design thinking and the integration of human and wildlife habitats.

Recharge, Adapt, Overcome"

To create a therapeutic space for users to recharge and getaway from their daily stresses @Sembawang PassionWave, Singapore.

Studio Botanica focused on plant research and planting design. I learned to choose plants for specific site contexts and express ideas through unique representation methods. It was my first study opportunity to focus on plant research and deepen knowledge of native Australian species.

During my capstone, I had the opportunity to experiment with climatic design by exploring how landscapes like Woodlands Historic Park can adapt to extreme rainfall events. My design investigated strategies that respond to environmental fragility while preserving cultural values and fostering social resilience.

To enliven awareness of the natural systems and services from Mother Earth, through experiential place-based learning @Former Bukit Timah Fire Station, Singapore.

This group project was part of a two-week elective exploring edible futures for the university and its community. I researched aquaponic systems and aquaculture (fish wellbeing), while also experimenting with AI tools to communicate and market our collective vision.

This studio project introduced me to Aboriginal culture. It explored the urban context of the Greenline along the Northbank of Melbourne CBD. My design intent was to create immersive journeys that were cultural, ecological, and river-focused. These journeys reconnected people to the waterfront through movement, sensory experiences, and social interactions.

A historical haven that encourages learning as a family @Old Kallang Airport, Singapore.