About Me

Who Am I ?

Why Do I Want to Help You?

My name is Nahall and I am an architectural designer based in New York City. I have a Bachelor’s degree in architecture from Syracuse University, along with a Post–Professional Master’s degree in Advanced Architectural Design from Cornell University.

I’ve not only worked in the field but have given services to numerous students as an Architecture mentor and helped them make decisions along with creating strong portfolios and essays: when it comes to applying to and choosing the best Architecture schools in the US or interior design schools ,I know all the inquiries at the undergraduate and graduate level. Mentoring and advising young students has become a passion of mine as I have spent the past six years taking on school ambassador, workshop leader, teaching and research assistant roles and now an ACE mentor group and NOMA alumnus.

As someone who has gone through the application process not once but twice, I am happy to advise prospective students through picking and understanding which architecture schools align with their interests and capabilities. Although there are many stigmas attached to architecture school life, it’s a unique experience that people who are passionate about and committed can excel in a variety of ways and become problem solvers, designers, and world builders, The architecture experience is one that students will realize is not easy, however the payoff is unimaginable,

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“One good mentor can be more informative than a college education and more valuable than a decade’s income.”

As someone who has gone through the application process not once but twice, I am happy to advise prospective students through picking and understanding which architecture schools align with their interests and capabilities.

Although there are many stigmas attached to architecture school life, it’s a unique experience that people who are passionate about and committed to can excel in a variety of ways and become problem solvers, designers, and world builders. The architecture experience is one that students will realize is not easy however the payoff is unimaginable.

Here are some values I hold dear when working on applications with my students.

  • Student-focused mentorships
  • Admissions expertise
  • Timely submission
  • Strategic planning
  • Experienced guidance
  • International students mentorships
  • Personalized support chosen by students