Talking Taboo is an educational space that reshapes the conversation around menstruation. Through dynamic, inclusive learning, it empowers menstruators with knowledge, confidence, and a bold, unapologetic voice while actively fighting misinformation to ensure accurate, science-based knowledge is accessible to all. It provides a safe, welcoming environment where open dialogue flourishes, replacing silence with honesty and turning education into a shared resource. By embracing the natural colours of the menstrual cycle, Talking Taboo fills its space with vibrancy and life, transforming stigma into strength. It fosters support, deepens understanding, and works to dismantle misconceptions, celebrating menstruation as a natural, powerful part of life.

This design was long listed in the 2024 interior educator awards, category Collaboration & interdisciplinary practice. I collaborated with graphic students to design an exhibition stand for the salone del moblie festaval in Milan, Italy. This was a custom design for the Dutch company Droog. Graphic students: Abby Groves & Alliah bago

The objective of this project is to redesign the current public space of the Carmo convent grounds in Lisbon Portugal. The redesign focuses on transforming this neglected area into a vibrant, engaging space. The goal is to enhance safety, add brightness, and introduce elements that are playful, educational, and environmentally friendly, making it more inviting for public use.

Slate Sunburst was designed as part of a competition entry for a new community hub in the small island of Easdale, Scotland. The design respects the island's heritage and landscape, using slate as the primary exterior material. It leverages the sun path, scenic views, and historical context to create a rugged yet inviting structure. The design's division into two sections fosters warmth and a welcoming environment for visitors and workers alike.