Graduate - FK

• Architecture & Design
• Brisbane

What did you study?

Architecture

When did you graduate?

2022

Which institution did you graduate from?

QUT

Did you graduate from an Australian institution?

QUT

Are you a permanent resident of Australia?

Yes

Describe the roles you are interested in

Everything that can lead me into a studio appeals to me, However, I would prefer to enter either the Architecture Graduate Program or the Architecture Student Program. When I'm needed in the office, I like to be like a current that flows through the corridors and drifts into the seams of the team. Any role that challenges me will be fine with me. I am always committed to delivering on the roles I am given.

What are your talents/strengths

I have previously done presentations in front of 3300+ people without warning and smashed the presentation. I've been told I have a large personality. I've been told by my previous employer that I'm a man of Action and ideas. Also, I studied Engineering to the last year of my degree, so the solutions I come up with are at a senior level. As well as working with engineers, I'm very good at analyzing the structural elements of the building - a hobby of mine is that. Several programs I self-taught myself helped me get to industry levels. Three of them were: Rhino, Revit, and Twinotion Last but not least, I used to work as a short film director, which helped a few of my employers when they needed to shoot marketing videos for one of their presentations.

What are your interests outside of work?

Blacksmithing and furniture making are some of my past interests, and I love to travel and meet people from different walks of life. Besides being an avid history buff, I am also passionate about gardening and owning pets. The connection I have with my son and wife as a family is what I cherish most now that I have a family. The sound of my child laughing and playing is the essence of life to me. At the moment, I am teaching my son my artistic skills and math skills.

What did you enjoy about the subjects you studied?

The structural elements and problem-solving components of architecture were enjoyable to me. I really enjoyed learning about the past of the various structures and making connections between them and the urban setting. Last but not least, I'm a huge proponent of regenerative architecture, where I think about how to harness nature for your benefit and the potential health benefits that adding various lighting, vegetation, and moisture levels can have on the building's occupants.

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