I'm a designer living and working in Venice, CA. I earned my M.Arch I from Syracuse University and my B.S. in Architecture from Georgia Tech.
After Syracuse, I worked at Bushman Dreyfus Architects in Charlottesville, VA for three years. In addition to producing drawings, I helped manage residential projects (mostly renovations), coordinate with clients, consultants, and contractors, and produced marketing materials and renders for clients. My last year there I was the project manager for the firm's public art and design competition, managing the website, juried event, and public exhibition of the winners.
I am currently at the Los Angeles Design Group, where I work on mostly residential projects and assist with details and construction sets in the office.
My other interests include photography and music.
The Los Angeles Design Group (LADG), Venice, CA, US, Project Designer
Managed residential projects and provided feedback to colleagues in office for details, construction sets, and means and methods. Also created marketing materials for awards submissions and maintained firm website.
Bushman Dreyfus Architects, Charlottesville, VA, US, Designer II
Produced drawings, helped projects from schematic design through construction, and managed firm's public design and art competition. Engaged in a variety of other tasks, including rendering, marketing materials, and information technology maintenance.
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, US, MArch, Architecture
Thesis: Parity, a data center imagined as a closed loop without human access. Imagined as infrastructure, it operates off the grid with its own redundant forms of energy generation and its maintenance is automated.
Teaching Assistant for Theory, History, and Building Systems courses (6 total).
Research Assistant for several professors, including Dr. Lydia Kallipoliti, where I edited a lexicon and textual research for work presented at the Closed Worlds exhibition at Storefront for Art and Architecture.
Led two summer workshops for incoming graduate students.
Worked on several exhibitions/installations: The Architect's Work X (with STEALTH.unlimited) and Monster Truck with raumlabor, and Speculative Realism student work exhibitions at the Fisher Center in NYC.
Received M.Arch I Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Graduate Program, given to a student every year upon graduation.
Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), Atlanta, Bachelors, Architecture
