Some careers follow a straight line. This one didn’t and that turned out to be the point.
Samikshya Giri is a Nepal-registered architect, currently based in Milan. The path has moved through BIM coordination, MEP systems, freelance design, and now into on-site construction management bridging the gap between what gets designed and what actually gets built.
Across those roles, one thing stayed constant: the ability to move between disciplines without losing the thread. To sit with engineers and understand their constraints. To walk a site with contractors and read what isn’t on the drawings. To bring a design sensibility into a technical workflow, and technical rigour into a creative one.
That cross-disciplinary position, uncomfortable at first, is useful in practice is what SeroFero is built on.
Who this is for
AEC professionals looking for honest, technical writing on BIM, MEP coordination, building performance, and AI in construction written from the inside, not from a textbook.
Early-career architects and engineers who feel like they don’t fit one lane and are trying to figure out what that means for their career.
Firms and individuals who need someone who can navigate across the full building process from model to site, from coordination to delivery.