About Me

Born in Singapore, I have led a life rich in cultural diversity, having lived in various countries including Malaysia, the Philippines, Ghana, the United Kingdom, America, the Netherlands, and Egypt. My academic journey took me to London, where I earned a Bachelor's degree in Architecture, laying the foundation for my career in the field.Throughout my diverse experiences, I've developed a deep appreciation for the importance of sustainability in architecture. Whether it's in the bustling urban landscape of London or the serene surroundings of the Comoros Islands, I've witnessed firsthand the impact that thoughtful design and sustainable practices can have on both the environment and the communities they serve.In my professional endeavors, sustainability has always been a guiding principle. From incorporating renewable energy sources and energy-efficient materials to implementing water-saving fixtures and passive cooling strategies, I've sought to minimize environmental impact and promote responsible stewardship of resources in every project I undertake.At Hossam Nabil Architects, where I worked from 2021 to 2023, sustainability was a core focus of our design philosophy. Whether designing a hotel in the comoros islands, or a villa overlooking the golf course in Palm Hills, Giza, we prioritized environmentally conscious practices to create spaces that not only met the needs of our clients but also respected and protected the natural world around us.In Egypt, where I currently reside, the importance of sustainability is particularly evident. With its rich history, diverse ecosystems, and growing population, there's a pressing need for architects and designers to prioritize sustainability in every aspect of their work. Whether designing residential buildings, commercial complexes, or public spaces, I'm committed to integrating sustainable practices into every project to ensure a brighter, greener future for generations to come.

Born in Singapore, I have led a life rich in cultural diversity, having lived in various countries including Malaysia, the Philippines, Ghana, the United Kingdom, America, the Netherlands, and Egypt. My academic journey took me to London, where I earned a Bachelor's degree in Architecture, laying the foundation for my career in the field.Throughout my diverse experiences, I've developed a deep appreciation for the importance of sustainability in architecture. Whether it's in the bustling urban landscape of London or the serene surroundings of the Comoros Islands, I've witnessed firsthand the impact that thoughtful design and sustainable practices can have on both the environment and the communities they serve.In my professional endeavors, sustainability has always been a guiding principle. From incorporating renewable energy sources and energy-efficient materials to implementing water-saving fixtures and passive cooling strategies, I've sought to minimize environmental impact and promote responsible stewardship of resources in every project I undertake.At Hossam Nabil Architects, where I worked from 2021 to 2023, sustainability was a core focus of our design philosophy. Whether designing a hotel in the comoros islands, or a villa overlooking the golf course in Palm Hills, Giza, we prioritized environmentally conscious practices to create spaces that not only met the needs of our clients but also respected and protected the natural world around us.In Egypt, where I currently reside, the importance of sustainability is particularly evident. With its rich history, diverse ecosystems, and growing population, there's a pressing need for architects and designers to prioritize sustainability in every aspect of their work. Whether designing residential buildings, commercial complexes, or public spaces, I'm committed to integrating sustainable practices into every project to ensure a brighter, greener future for generations to come.