I am a researcher in Architecture and Resource-Efficient and sustainable building. My research focuses on improving indoor air quality through passive architectural design strategies, with particular attention to polluted urban environments. I work at the intersection of architecture, environmental science, and fluid dynamics, employing computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations to evaluate natural ventilation, airflow performance, and pollutant mitigation. My academic interests include vernacular and historical ventilation techniques, bio-based and plant-integrated filtration systems, and sustainable building envelopes. I aim to contribute to healthier and more resilient urban environments through evidence-based architectural design.