Thoughtful spaces.
Grounded in detail.
I'm Sengly, a Japan-educated architectural designer and engineering graduate. I connect spatial ideas with material evidence and the drawings that make them buildable.
Explore selected work ↓
From the scale of a courtyard
to the behaviour of a material.
This archive opens up the work behind the selected pages: site observations, physical models, plans and sections, laboratory records and complete technical drawing sets. Follow a project in depth, or return to the PDF for the edited overview.
Selected work
Seven projects / An extended archive01FJCEC
Original designA courtyard for cultural exchange.
02Edobashi Crosslink Plaza
Existing-site interventionA station becomes part of everyday life.
03Laterite mortar
Materials researchMaterial questions. Measurable evidence.
04Poipet Residential Flat
Residential collaborationA compact site, organized vertically.
05Private Villa
Concept collaborationShared life beneath a generous roof.
06Professional Internship
Professional practiceDrawing the connection to construction.
07Tiny House
Compact living & visualizationSmall footprint. A complete interior.
Curiosity,
put to the test.
What changes when laterite replaces conventional sand? A laboratory study of strength, absorption and density, from specimen preparation to the limits of the evidence.
Inside the research ↗one sustained investigation
With the Edobashi model / Mie UniversityA designer's eye.
An engineering
foundation.
Educated in Japan and Cambodia, I bring architectural thinking, hands-on material testing and practical drawing coordination to the same table.
I'm looking to contribute to a team that values thoughtful design, clear communication and learning through doing.
About me & curriculum vitae ↗The complete portfolio.
A3 landscape · 30 pages · approximately 18 MB