An enthusiastic undergraduate student, currently pursuing a Bachelor of Architecture at the University of Johannesburg, Khwezi Kheswa is deeply committed to exploring the multifaceted nature of design and its societal impact.  Her academic journey at UJ, which focuses on a theoretical understanding of design and architecture, aligns with her passion for creating contextually responsive and appropriate built-environments.

She is particularly drawn to multidisciplinary media, actively seeking to incorporate diverse forms of expression and innovative approaches into her architectural projects. Her passion lies in social architecture, where she explores the intricate dynamics of public versus private principles in shaping accessible and community-focused environments. She also holds an appreciation for heritage architecture, recognizing its crucial role in maintaining cultural identity and informing contemporary design.

Beyond her coursework, she serves as a dedicated student liaison for AZA, gaining valuable experience in architectural discourse and event coordination. Her portfolio also includes contributions to several student exhibitions, showcasing her innovative approach to design challenges. She envisions her future practice occupying the compelling in-between space of art and architecture, bridging creative expression with functional design to create impactful, contextually rich spaces. She hopes to continue her involvement in exhibitions as she progresses in her career, further demonstrating her belief in architecture as a blend of artistic vision and practical application.