As of the 1.9 Patch, no.

this is refreshingly unique. I like this one!

Hello,

When you said to use "The Atronach Stone in Hjaalmarch" did you mean the Apprentice Stone (located in Hjaalmarch) or did you really mean the Atronach Stone? Because I don't think the "Atronach Stone absorbs 50% of your summons" bug has been fixed by official patches (and Dragonskin did the same thing on my Breton summoner a while back). Do we have to install the Unofficial Patch to play this?

Otherwise I like Conjuration and I like the idea of exploring Skyrim just for the sake of finding powerful Daedra artifacts!

This was an editing error. :/ Someone reminded me about the Atronach glitch (which I didn't experience in my play-through) so I switched the stone to the Lord, but forgot to erase that sentence. Thanks for pointing that one out :)

I was trying to put together a build like this, but I couldn't get it quite right.  You've managed to pull it off though, and I think that it looks very good.  Thank you.

I'd probably choose heavy armour over light, as I'd be dying to use Ebony and Daedric sets with this character, and might add a bit of Destruction magic (Daedra worshippers love a bit of fire in my opinion ), but otherwise I'd just it as is, especially given how much I've been itching to try out the Ebony Blade.

Nice plan mate, I only made this a light armor dude because I planned on being a sneaky archer (quiet casting and sneak perks). Once I found the Ebony Blade I decided to be a little more conspicuous. 

Destruction sounds cool, but I didn't include any enchanting so you'd need to add that if you wanted a large enough magicka pool.

Thanks for the comment and like :)

Good points all round.  It suddenly occurred to me that Enchanting would be needed.  Still, it could probably be squeezed in somewhere, since not too much of the Destruction tree would be required for some basic fire spells.  Flames & Firebolt would be enough, and would only require Novice, Apprentice & Augmented Flames perks to be usable.

The Armour of the Old Gods is always a tempting choice early on though, for aesthetic reasons if nothing else, so I can understand why you went with light armour.  It takes a while to get to the decent heavy armour sets, since Steel, Dwarven and Orcish all look pretty awful on a female character in my opinion.