Design Portfolio

Inspired by its royal past, this project investigates the adaptive reuse of Villa Guardamangia as a boutique hotel. The renovation is to add modern hospitality amenities that improve comfort and functionality while maintaining the villa's historic character. In order to create a sophisticated visitor experience that honors and celebrates the building's historic value, emphasis is focused on spatial hierarchy, authentic materials, and subtle allusions to its royal past.

The goal of this project was to create a retail cosmetics store that was inspired by the brand reputation of Charlotte Tilbury. Creating a lavish and enjoyable shopping experience was the goal. In order to improve user experience, the design investigates space arrangement, customer circulation, product presentation, and the use of materials, lighting, and color. I designed the first floor of this joint project, while Maegan Tonna created the ground floor.

The creation of an exhibition examining traditional Maltese clothing and cultural identity was the main goal of this project. The exhibition, which was created as a team effort, was set up on two levels, each of which showcased a distinct facet of Maltese history. Maegan Tonna's ground floor design emphasized production methods and craftsmanship. In order to improve the tourist experience, Ryan Sciberras and I created a portion of the second floor using lighting and spatial storytelling

The goal of this project was to create a pavilion in Msida that reacts to its environment. The design, which primarily uses wood, highlights warmth, sustainability, and structural expression while producing a useful and aesthetically pleasing area. In order to create a lightweight and comprehensive intervention, it investigates spatial form, materiality, and user engagement. Maegan Tonna and I worked together to create the plans, visuals, poster, and physical model for this project.