Deciding to become an architect wasn’t really much of a “decision”. I’ve always known I would become an architect. Ever since I was a child, I had two dreams: to be an architect and an actress. Even though, I am still very passionate about films and teather, my priority remains the first one: architecture. Ever since I can remember, I’ve been interested in arts and crafts, as a child, I used to spend my time drawing, painting, sculpting, doing origami, crochet, or creating jewellery and so on. Time passed by, I had my ups and downs when it comes to really “choosing a career“, as I studied at a high school focused on computer science, many of my friends and colleagues chose a career in the IT industry. I had the feeling that maybe architecture is not the right way for me and I should do what everybody else is doing. Luckily, I realized quickly enough that I cannot abandon what I truly want. Even after taking a final decision, and writing down in my journal that “one day, I will be an architect“, my journey still took many unexpected turns. While studying architecture, I felt overwhelmed, for many reasons, both personal and professional. I decided to take a gap year.  Of course, I also discovered other talents and passions that I have, like photography, fashion or cinematography, and maybe, if I were a vampire and death was a joke, I would love to spent my time doing each and every of these things. But how am I aver going to find the time to read all the books I want to read, watch all the films that I want to watch, design all the buildings I want to design and sew all the dresses I want to sew? Well, until I find an answer to that question, I choose to focus most of my attention on the greatest art of them all: architecture!