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My current work looks to tackle socio-economic-environmental issues of the future by bringing society and nature closer together. Aiming to reduce the impacts of issues such as resource scarcity, over-urbanisation & climate displacement. I am particuarly interested in interdisciplinary, nature-based, participatory & bio-regional approaches to solving problems.

Currently working in climate resilience, climate communication and ecological restoration. I’m a recent MASc graduate of Interdisiplinary Practice at LIS. Before this, I worked in Architecture & Curation which I did after completing my BA in Architecture from the University of Westminster. 
 Work Experience:
Head of Projects _ PLATFORM EARTH
Climate Resilience Consultant _ Adapt40
Architecutral & Interior Designer _ PEEK
Founder & Editor _ Totum Studio
Architecutral Designer _ Pozzoni

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Alongside work at my jobs at Platform Earth and Adapt40; where I am working on a range of design and resilience projects I have attached some recent independent work below.

RECENT WORK
Re/Placed Documentary
Co-creating a documentary alongside Eleanor Jolliffe investigating how climate change currently and is set to affect the way people live in the Andean region of South America. It looks to shed light & offer meaningful understanding of the issues around rural -> urban climate migration, over-urbanisation & post-colonialism.

Urban areas, despite only using about 2% of the earth's landmass, host the vast majority of carbon emissions, and an increasingly large proportion of the global population. Informal settlements are expanding rapidly, and they, alongside other urban areas are not built to cope with the coming climatic stresses in store.
Locations:
Cali, Colombia
Medellín, Colombia
Lima, Peru
San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
Santiago, Chile

Dates:
01.09.23 - Present
Design Museum Talk
Nominated to design and present a manifesto for the ‘Manifestos for a New Generation’ event at the Design Museum. My manifesto focused on how community involvement can help adapt London to the various socio-economic-environmental changes shaping it.

MASc, Masters Thesis (Capstone)
In my final project at LIS I designed a tool to communicate the complexity of climate migration, to democratise discourse around the subject and to reduce or mitigate the effect climate change has on forced displacement. 

It does this through communicating & helping people discover and develop holistic strategies to effectively tackle the systems of and leading to forced climate displacement. For the piece I received a distinction (80%).


Film and Stills from my work on Re/Placed

 

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