As a generalist I attach great importance to a clear coordination of different topics between stakeholders, never losing sight of the design nor the vision for a project.

My working approach strives for innovation and proficiency, always embedded within the ongoing (interdisciplinary) team configuration.

To be at work within an interdisciplinary team can often feel like each member is speaking a different language, requiring an adaptation of both the content and scope of the discourse.

This is further complemented by administrative tasks such as contractual matters and billings.

Across social contexts and project scales, the common denominator is the capability of welcoming the target groups in a phase of a project early enough to channel the contributions into planning in a fruitful manner.

Mediation and intelligent delivery of content are key too.

It all starts with a social and aesthetic framework.

Well-versed in all design scales and space typologies, each design challenge is addressed with consideration for all underlying and overlying scales, as well as design standards.

This revolves around assessing and/or improving the Climate Resilience of a project.

Many parts of the design are found under this umbrella term: Plant Design, Stormwater Design & Wind-sensitive Design.

I am a certified Building Sustainability Coordinator based on the Sustainable Building Assessment System for Outdoor Spaces (BNB) in Germany.

BNB is a tool for planning and assessing sustainable, generally public, construction projects. It complements the German Federal Ministry of Construction's Guide to Sustainable Building as a holistic evaluation methodology for buildings and their surroundings.