
- CollegeCamberwell College of Arts
- CourseMA Interior And Spatial Design
- Graduation year2025
The old and new are interwoven in London. Paving bricks of different materials, shapes, and eras form a curious mix — a textured palimpsest continuously written and rewritten through human presence, movement, and decay.
Moving fluidly between site-specific investigations and city-scale practices, this project explores how the city’s surface records the slow sedimentation of use: the marks of footsteps, the friction of wheels, the wear of bodies leaning, waiting, or resting. The traces of these gestures, though often unnoticed, quietly accumulate, layering history beneath the rhythm of everyday passage.
Final work

Wheeled Bench
A playful device that echoes urban barriers. As it rolls across the ground, it translates surface textures into sound.

The Pavement in Front of Pelican Estate
A 1:20 scale print mapping the texture and rhythm of the paving blocks in Peckham.

Model for Wheeled Bench
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Research and process

Wheeled Bench Placed On Street
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