Architecture & Construction at The University of Salford
I am a Part 1 Architectural Assistant with a strong interest in urban design, adaptive reuse, and visual storytelling. My recent academic work includes transforming the Working Class Movement Library into a hotel and creating an underground extension inspired by the Berlin Jewish Museum, projects which reflect my focus on contextual design, symbolism, and user experience. Skilled in Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Lumion, Adobe Creative Suite, and Rhino, I enjoy developing both conceptual ideas and detailed technical outputs. I also bring experience as a freelance designer, where I honed my ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and communicate visually with clients. I am now seeking opportunities to contribute to projects where creativity, technical accuracy, and social value come together — whether in architecture, urbanism, or interior fit-out.
This project reimagines the historic Working Class Movement Library in Salford as a hybrid library-hotel. The design integrates themed guest rooms, public spaces, and a symbolic underground passage connecting the library to a new extension. The passage, inspired by the Berlin Jewish Museum, uses…