Concept Development — Developing creative ideas and turning them into clear design concepts.Space Planning — Creating functional layouts and organising spaces according to their purpose.3D Modelling — Creating three-dimensional models of architectural and interior spaces.Architectural Visualisation — Presenting design ideas through realistic 3D images.Interior Design — Developing interior concepts, selecting materials, and working with colours, lighting, and furniture.Visual Research — Collecting references, creating moodboards, and developing a consistent visual direction for a project.Graphic Presentation — Preparing visual presentations that communicate design ideas clearly and effectively.AI-Assisted Design — Using AI tools to explore ideas, generate visual references, and experiment with different design directions.

This portfolio brings together projects with different functions and purposes, including a private house, a learning space, and a museum. Each project presents a unique design challenge and requires a different approach, from spatial planning to the development of an architectural concept.By presenting a variety of projects, I want to demonstrate my ability to adapt to different tasks, explore different design solutions, and create spaces that respond to their specific needs and purposes.

THE CHALLENGEThe project explores how a private house can provide a sense of security and privacy while maintaining a strong connection with the surrounding landscape. The challenge is to create a comfortable living environment that responds to the character of the northern territory.THE IDEAThe house is conceived as a shelter — a place to slow down, find privacy, and feel protected from the outside world. At the same time, the architecture does not aim to separate its inhabitants from nature, but to create a meaningful relationship between the interior and the landscape.THE SOLUTIONThe architectural concept is based on strong geometric forms and a restrained visual language. The contrast between solid architectural volumes and the openness of the surrounding environment helps express the main idea of the project: protection without complete isolation.

THE RESULTProject is envisioned as a contemporary retreat that combines privacy, comfort, and a connection with nature. The project transforms the idea of a shelter into a living space shaped by the atmosphere and character of the Kola Peninsula.

THE CHALLENGEThe project explores how to transform an industrial space into a contemporary environment for young people. The main challenge is to bring together gaming, learning, creativity, and social interaction while creating a distinctive identity for the space.THE IDEAThe concept combines digital culture with the character of industrial architecture. The space is designed as more than a place for gaming: it becomes a shared environment where young people can meet, exchange ideas, study, and spend time together.THE SOLUTIONThe design combines industrial elements, modern furniture, and a blue colour palette with expressive lighting. Functional zoning allows different activities to coexist, creating a balance between focused work, immersive gaming, and informal communication.

THE RESULTThe project proposes a contemporary youth space with a strong visual identity and a variety of uses. By combining technology, functionality, and social interaction, the computer club becomes a place for both digital experiences and real-life connections.

THE CHALLENGEWaste is often perceived as something that has lost its value, while the environmental impact of excessive consumption is easy to overlook. The challenge was to create a museum that would encourage visitors to rethink their attitude towards waste and discover the potential of recycled materials.THE IDEAThe concept is based on the idea of transformation: materials that are usually discarded can become valuable resources for new products and creative solutions. The museum connects environmental awareness with design, technology, and the creative reuse of materials, including their application in fashion.THE SOLUTIONThe architectural concept combines a distinctive building design with exhibition spaces and a clear visitor route. The visual language draws inspiration from the textures, colours, and properties of recycled materials. The exhibition presents different approaches to recycling and demonstrates how waste can be transformed into new forms and applications.