Architectural & Interior Design Portfolio

This project was a seasonal window display designed for Colombo, a high-end wool fashion label, installed at Jiuguang Department Store in Shanghai, developed during my time at SkyNoa.

The design translates the brand’s maritime-themed visual language into a compact, high-impact storefront installation, aimed at engaging a luxury retail audience.

Developed from concept through to realisation, the project focused on materiality, composition, and clarity of form within tight budget and production constraints, exploring how spatial design can communicate brand identity in a public, commercial context.

This project proposes an exhibition annex sited in Lincoln’s Inn Fields, developed through a study of Aldo Rossi’s ideas on memory, absence, and urban form. The design engages with a spatial void within the site, framing it as a place of “absence” rather than activity.

The annex is the final design project throughout my study at the University of Edinburgh, which hosts London That Never Was, an exhibition of unrealised architectural proposals, drawing on archival material from the RIBA collection. The project explores architecture as a form of memory, combining archive, theatre, and promenade into a continuous spatial sequence.

Developed across multiple scales, the design integrates concrete frame structures with brick infill, using sectional studies to explore how material, light, and circulation shape spatial experience.

This project was a freelance commission for an early-stage jewellery brand, designed as a pop-up installation at the atrium of Joy City North Tower in Shanghai.

Responding to the brand’s message, “Be your own heroine,” the design developed a pink-toned visual language within a compact footprint, with a focus on interaction and shareability.

Delivered within a two-week timeline and a limited budget of ¥20,000–¥30,000, the project balanced visual impact with buildability, from concept development through to on-site realisation.