She has been working as an architect consultant as well as within the housing development business. Since autumn 2014 she is a PhD student at the faculty of Architecture, Division of Building Design and works within the research project AIDAH- Architectural Inventions for Dwelling, Ageing and Health.The title of her PhD project is ”Residential well-being and atmosphere” where focus is put on what supports well-being in a residential context.She also teaches in housing projects on bachelor- and master levels.