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Tilda
My architectural practice is rooted in the tactile, the local, and the complex. My passion lies in natural and biobased materials, hands-on architecture, desiging in complex and extreme social contexts, and intersections between activism and architecture. I believe architecture cannot be scaled without losing its soul—and that the future of our field lies not in expansion, but in care, renovation, and deep contextual response.
I am drawn to sites marked by tension - socially complex, extreme, or overlooked. My work is guided by the belief that design must remain tangible, expressive, and engaged with specific societal and environmental urgencies.