I founded Havarc because architecture is often too rigid for how we actually live. Growing up between two cultures taught me that quality and adaptability strengthen each other.
One tradition responds to extremes through seasonal adaptation and demountable craft. The other builds lasting precision. I synthesise both: architecture that honors change without compromising beauty.
Nature guides my thinking—trees adapt through repeated forms, bending without breaking. I design systems where spaces expand, contract, or transform as life requires.
Currently developing adaptive residential architecture for Scandinavia and the Middle East, testing how design principles respond to radically different climates and cultures.
Working hands-on means knowing every detail. I believe restraint does the emotional work. I design for impact, not trends—solving real problems through thoughtful craft.