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I am an engaged academic specialising in quantity surveying and construction management, with a passion for integrating digital innovation into sustainable construction. My interests focus on how we build, why we build, and how digital technologies can be leveraged to create sustainable buildings and infrastructure for a diverse range of users. I value close collaboration with the construction industry to deepen my understanding of its operations and contribute to its growth.

As a Lecturer in Construction Project Management and Co-Lead of the Sustainable Construction Futures research group at �ֲ���ý��Ƶ's Faculty of Engineering & Environment, I am dedicated to maintaining a strong and dynamic education and research culture. I am also committed to equity and inclusion in all aspects of my work. My research examines the intersection of construction project management, quantity surveying, and digital technology, with a particular focus on platform-based ecosystems for modular housing solutions.

I serve on the scientific committees of several internationally recognised conferences, including the World Construction Symposium (Scopus-indexed proceedings), jointly organised by the Ceylon Institute of Builders and the Department of Building Economics at the University of Moratuwa; the FARU International Research Conference series; and the SEEDs Conference series in the UK. 

I hold a Doctorate in Built Environment from �ֲ���ý��Ƶ (2024) and a first-class honours BSc in Quantity Surveying (2019). My doctoral thesis was nominated and awarded for one of the CIB Best Doctoral Dissertation Awards in 2025.

I am eager to connect with professionals, researchers, and students who are interested in sustainable construction, digital innovation, and modular housing solutions. Please feel free to reach out to discuss collaboration opportunities, research ideas, or advancements in the built environment sector.