STUDIO AMUR / JOURNAL
Architecture is never only about a building. A drawing may begin with form, materials, and structure, but the work becomes meaningful when it responds to how people live, move, and gather.
My background spans architectural practice and information systems. That combination has made me curious about the ways technology can support better design decisions, from understanding a site to coordinating a team and communicating an idea clearly.
I am especially interested in adaptive reuse and heritage-sensitive design. An existing building carries memory as well as physical constraints. A thoughtful transformation asks what should be preserved, what needs to change, and how a place can serve its community again.
This journal is a place to explore those questions. I plan to share project observations, design process, and the connections between architecture, technology, and everyday experience. The aim is to make the thinking behind the work as visible as the finished result.