+ Worked as an Architect on various large commercial and industrial projects from inception to completion
+ Attended clients meetings and produced presentations and detailed drawings for planning,
tender and construction
+ Acted in line with client requirements and design team decisions
+ Dealt with contractors and sub-contractors and contacted suppliers and companies for
materials and finishes
+ Projects included the retrofitting of existing buildings as well as the construction of new ones

+ Assisted the author Sofie Pelsmakers with climate change trends research in the UK

+ Produced an energy audit consultation for an office refurbishment to achieve a better energy
building performance

+ Taught and coordinated a Passiv Haus Planning (Design) Package (PHPP) teaching workshop

+ Produced 3D visualization and presentations boards for the design of five coffee shops

+ Worked as an Architectural Assistant for the restoration of an early 1900s historic building

The Master was divided into three main modules: Environmental Architecture; Urban Ecology; Final Thesis.
Environmental Architecture focused on providing and analyzing an environmentally sustainable design and test how it impacts on the environment in order to avoid the 'green wash' in architecture and the contradictory use of the three strands of sustainability, economy, ecology and equity.
Urban Ecology engaged with the current debates of urban sustainability and analyzed and critiqued how urban ecology strategies impact on the environment: particular interesting was the task to adapted the American benchmark assessment tool LEED ND to the UK urban scenario.
The Thesis module was focused on answering a topic question to reflect my skills, understanding and analysis, knowledge and personal interest and contribution to the field of environmental design.

I got direct access to the third and final year of the course in Interior Design, becoming a fully qualified Interior Designer.