Architecture Upskilling: Parametric Design, Rhino ,grasshopper & Portfolio Ready

I have experience mentoring and teaching students in both formal and informal academic settings, particularly in architecture, computational design, and digital tools. During my time at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, I worked as a Student Assistant in the Digital Prototyping Lab, where I supported undergraduate and postgraduate students in developing their projects. I guided students in translating parametric and computational designs into fabrication-ready outputs, helping them understand workflows across tools like Rhino, Grasshopper, and 3D printing systems. I also have experience teaching and mentoring junior students during my undergraduate studies, where I assisted peers and juniors with: Architectural design concepts and studio work Parametric modelling and computational thinking Software tools such as Rhino, Grasshopper, and basic CAD workflows In addition, I regularly provided one-on-one guidance, helping students troubleshoot design problems, improve project presentations, and understand complex technical concepts in a simplified manner. My teaching approach focuses on: Breaking down complex ideas into clear, structured steps Hands-on, project-based learning Encouraging independent problem-solving and creative thinking