Passioned for current design progression intending to realize thoughtful, sustainable design. Experienced in different design areas thanks to an open mind and dedication to the field. Looking for the essence of the form redefining the point of view in each piece.

Early Life & Education

Born in 1992 in Berlin, I had the privilege of spending my early years in Latin America (Colombia, Ibagué) until the age of eight. I later completed my elementary and secondary education at the Spanish-speaking European School in Berlin, with a one-year high school experience in Texas, USA. After graduating from the Marcel Breuer School in Berlin with a degree as a product design assistant, I pursued a bachelor’s degree in Integrated Product Design at the University of Applied Sciences Coburg, Bavaria, which I completed in 2018. As part of my education, I studied the module „Introduction to Marketing“ at Manchester College for a month and did a six-month internship at Shakes Bkk design studio in Bangkok, Thailand. I also successfully participated in the Design Thinking program at the Hasso-Plattner-Institute, developed at the renowned D.School in Stanford University.

Professional Experience in Product Design

Apart from these enriching experiences I’ve worked for  Vojd Studios as Designer combining innovative technologies in the field of 3D printing and traditional quality craftsmanship aiming to redefine the way we think about design and introduce a new aesthetic to the luxury fashion industry. I’ve developed concepts and designs for leading fashion houses like KENZO, Acne Studios, Moncler and Burberry.

Following this experimental approach, I worked for New Swedish Design as Project Manager Product Development. By adding on the great Ideas of IKEA products we redefined the way of using the furniture in the common sense aiming to serve needs with thoughtful functionality. I carefully designed creations for classics like the Kallax aiming to create high quality furniture and interiors at a reasonable price that lasts over time.

Transition to Architecture

As an extension of my qualitative “toolbox,” I began studying architecture at the Technical University of Applied Sciences, Berlin in October 2020. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture and am currently completing my Master’s studies, with graduation expected in February 2026. My academic focus lies in exploring the possibilities of sustainable construction — particularly through innovative facade systems and the use of rapidly renewable raw materials such as wood or adobe.

Academic Achievements

With a background in product design, I developed a strong understanding of the craft of architecture, ranging from “small” details to “large” spatial concepts. I enthusiastically applied this skillset in collaborative student projects, some of which were honored with the „Best off“ award at the BHT awards ceremony.

Professional Experience in Architecture

Since February 2021, I have worked as a student trainee at Bauatelier Garbers, where I contributed two design proposals that were very well-received by the client — the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district office in Berlin. One of these projects, the expansion of Halensee Elementary School, received construction approval in late 2023. After site preparation, construction work began in spring 2024 and is currently ongoing. The project includes the addition of a second emergency exit, inclusive design features, an elevator, and restroom facilities.

In November 2024, I joined kadawittfeldarchitektur, where I am currently jointly responsible for site supervision. My role includes monitoring the execution of construction for compliance with plans and specifications, coordinating trades on-site, and contributing to the control of schedules, costs, and quality. I also support the acceptance of construction work, deficiency management, and invoice verification and approval.

Outlook

These combined experiences have sharpened both my practical skills and conceptual thinking — and continue to fuel my aspiration to design architecture that reveals and strengthens the social, cultural, and ecological fabric of the spaces we live in.