The Intersection of Wellness and Interior Architecture

We spend nearly 90% of our lives indoors. To me, that makes the role of an interior architect a profound responsibility. During my final year at SDSU, I became increasingly fascinated by how physical environments influence our psychological well-being.

Whether it’s the strategic use of biophilic elements, the optimization of natural light, or the acoustics of a shared workspace, every detail contributes to a person’s daily experience. My goal is to create environments that do more than just look beautiful—they should actively support the health and productivity of everyone who enters. I look forward to exploring these concepts further in my professional work, ensuring that every project is grounded in a human-centric approach.