I began my architecture career at Makati Development Corporation—a leading general contractor under Ayala Land Corporation—as an AutoCAD Draftsman from 2010 to 2014. During this time, I developed a strong foundation in architectural drafting, honing my technical skills in AutoCAD and project documentation. My expertise and commitment led to a promotion to Field Architect from 2014 to 2015, where I successfully managed high-end residential mass housing and land development projects.
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In January 2015, I achieved a significant milestone by passing the Architecture Licensure Examination, becoming a Registered and Licensed Filipino Architect. This accomplishment opened new doors for me, including a role at the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP). From 2017 to 2018, I served as an Architect-Researcher, where I played a key role in UNESCO World Heritage Site conservation projects. These included the preservation of the historic Sta. Maria Church and Paoay Church in Vigan, Philippines. Additionally, I managed the restoration of historical civic structures in Laguna and Sorsogon City as part of the NHCP’s Historic Preservation Division.
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Since 2016, I have also been a dedicated faculty member at De La Salle University Dasmariñas in Cavite, Philippines, where I mentor and guide aspiring architects. My diverse experiences in architecture design, academic teaching, and historical preservation allow me to provide a comprehensive and well-rounded approach to architectural education.
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With a strong commitment to architectural excellence, conservation, and education, I am continually seeking opportunities to contribute to impactful architectural projects and mentor the next generation of architects.