Atelier Kubi, New York, NY, US, JUNIOR DESIGNER
-Prepare graphic communications related to design ideas and project proposal
-Develop design goals based on existing environmental conditions
-Estimate design fee budget and project schedule
EwingCole, Irvine, CA, US, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER
-Communicated design ideas to the client graphically
-Prepared design alternatives for client review
-Reviewed results from field reports, third-party inspections, and other test results for conformance with contract documents
Danielian Associates, Irvine, CA, US, INTERN
-Prepared submittals for regulatory approval
-Completed field reports to document field observations from site visit
-Responded to Contractor Requests for Information
Columbia University, New York, NY, US, Masters, Advanced Architectural Design
The study in GSAPP provided me the opportunity to conceptualize design as a critical practice that shapes the world’s technological, relational, and environmental evolutions.
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, US, BArch, Bachelor of Architecture
The study in CAPLA helped me build up a thorough foundation in architecture integrating critical thinking, design, technology, building, representation, sustainability, and social responsibility. Firmly committed to contemporary material practices, the program is constantly integrating new technologies into the curriculum.
THE STUDIO PRIZE, 1st Place
We pin a lot of hopes on today’s architecture students. That’s nothing new, really: The next generation has always been scrutinized to see what principles and ideas they will develop and where they will steer design in the years to come. But in an era of climate change, rising housing costs, and a changing landscape of social awareness, that scrutiny has taken on a new sense of urgency. Change is necessary, and new approaches and innovators can help make it possible.
Innovative Minds 2017, Honorable Mention
Innovative Minds 2017 is an exploration of the relationship between the virtual world blending with physical architecture. The virtual world – built on the framework of vast data networks – is becoming increasingly referential to the nervous system. Architecture strives to tangibly enhance humanity’s wellbeing through the design of complex systems. As cybernetics increasingly interconnects the virtual and physical worlds, how will this relationship influence architecture and its physical context to solve complicated problems?
