An architect with a Master's degree from Politecnico di Torino. At 25, he won his first international competition with Gymnasium No. 46 in Kharkiv, earning broad media acclaim. The following year, he secured another major win, marking the beginning of a steadily expanding portfolio. Through collaborations with prominent design teams, he has contributed to several built projects, combining refined architectural vision with the technical proficiency to deliver precise, contextually responsive solutions.

An architect and doctoral candidate in Architecture, History, and Project at Politecnico di Torino, undertaking a dual degree with Tsinghua University. Holds a B.Arch and a M.Arch in Sustainability for Architecture, with a thesis in urban design and speculative architecture. He combines academic rigour and practical expertise as a Teaching Fellow for "Architectural Design Theory A." His research investigates transitional architectural models, urban Ai technologies, and globalised urban transformations.