Greta Baubonyte-Swami is an emerging designer with a multidisciplinary approach that spans architecture, interior design, fashion and media. Her work explores how spaces can evoke emotion, shape behaviour and create immersive experiences that bring people together through culture, design and interaction.

Baubonyte-Swami has a strong interest in architecture and temporary event spaces, drawing inspiration from large-scale experiential design, fashion installations and innovative spatial concepts created by companies such as Bureau Betak and Sub Global. Her recent projects have explored themes of community, adaptability and the future of creative learning spaces, combining architectural thinking with influences from fashion, film and contemporary culture.

Alongside architecture, Baubonyte-Swami is passionate about branding, visual communication and creative direction, often integrating these disciplines into her wider design practice. She particularly enjoys developing concepts that feel culturally relevant, commercially aware and visually engaging.

Through her studies, she has developed strong skills in research, concept development, model making and visual presentation. Baubonyte-Swami hopes to pursue a future in architecture and spatial design while continuing to explore opportunities across fashion, media and experiential design.