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Het Gemaal op Zuid 

2020 - Interior Design

- coming soon





Bloemkoolwijken / Cauliflower Neighbourhoods 

2021 - Urban Design / Object Design

Reintroducing social-idealistic design principles into a conemporary urban context. ︎︎︎






The Elevated Commons

2020 - Urban Design

Although I have friends living around the city, I hardly know any of my close neighbours. With this project, I would like to demonstrate how the elevated levels of Het Oude Noorden can enhance neighbourly interaction by transforming flat rooftops into common spaces. The elevated commons are flexible and temporary structures that are in a continuous change according to the needs of the neighbours. I designed a set of architectural elements that are multi-purpose and multi-interpretable that can accommodate this changing need. ︎︎︎















Cherishing Privacy

2019 - Object Design

Open-plan workspaces are on the rise. It is claimed that they encourage social interaction and communication, promising productivity throughout the workspace. However, the openness can also generate new problems emerge such as visual distraction, noise pollution and a lack of privacy. I designed a series of objects that enable flexible privacy in an open-plan office. ︎︎︎









Face Me

2020 - Production/Set Design

A video about losing ourselves in our desire to love and to feel seen. 










The Adventurous City

2018 - Urban Design

A speculative design project that aims to open up urban spaces to encourage social interaction within future cities. ︎︎︎
















Take a look at my perceptivity Instagram ︎︎︎

Public Space On A Good Day

2018 - Urban Perception

3th of June 2018.   Sunday afternoon.   Mainly sunny, scattered clouds. 23 degrees.   Perfect time to go outside. ︎︎︎













Gardens of Biblion

2016 - Urban Design

In a concrete jungle like the city centre of Rotterdam, greenery is a hard thing to find. Most of the city consists out of brick and concrete, trapping the water. This will eventually cause flooding int the future. We have to start thinking in a different way.

By adding greenery to the city centre, water is regulated in a more natural way. It will ensure better quality of the air and the life of plants and animals in the city. With this, the overall quality of life of its inhabitants will improve as well.