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University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, US, Graduate Teaching Assistant
CLPN701| City Planning Studio - An Urbanizing Wetland - Bogota, Colombia
LARP602| Urban Design Studio - Interim Urbanisms - Los Angeles, California
SWA Group, Laguna Beach, CA, US, Landscape Architecture Intern
Collaborated on urban design projects for Toronto, Sacramento, Mission Viejo and Miami
Scenario Journal, Philadelphia, PA, US, Research Assistant | Strategies Editor
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT), New York, NY, US, Adjunct Instructor
Visualization II offers an introduction to computer aided drafting, two-dimensional presentation drawing, diagramming techniques and portfolio layout and design using AutoCad, Revit, and the Adobe Suite
Two One Two Design, New York, NY, US, Project Architect
Participated in the design of various retail projects for clients including Vineyard Vines, Michael Kors, Andrew Marc, QuikSilver and Chloe along with various clubs and bars across Vegas, Atlantic City and New York. Responsible for conducting site surveys throughout the US while preparing and participating in various client meetings and presentations. Collaborated with millworkers for the design and production of various retail fixtures and conceputalized the identy and rebranding of various retail brands
Joseph Hutchins & Company, Inc, Long Island City, NY, Model Maker
Prepared CAD drawings for laser cutting, airbrushed acrylic plexiglass for models, helped design, repair and move various small and large scale models for Asymptote Architects, Machado Silvetti and KPF among other internationally recognized architecture firms
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, US, Masters, Landscape Architecture
Landscapes in Process Vol. 21, Other
Dryfo Urbanism | Cartagena Studio Axonometric - PennDesign
City Scores - Landscape Drawing - PennDesign
Birch Print - Design in the Terrain of Water II - PennDesign
BIO-PYRAMID:REVERSING DESERTIFICAITON, Honorable Mention
“Bio-Pyramid” proposes that we throw away the status-norm on historic preservation/tourism and create a super-hybrid of re-activating areas that truly make a global difference. “Bio-Pyramid” is a non-conventional skyscraper that not only operates as a “bio-sphere” but also as a gateway from Cairo across the Sahara Desert; linking a sustainable armature to reverse desertification from a monumental to small nomadic scale. This proposal is not only a viable economical gain for cities like Giza and Cairo, but as an architectural eco-techno statement that mixed-use typologies are more relevant as we diverse globally and sustainably. With over population and consumption on the rise we need to find a way to merge different typologies
ONEPRIZE:STORMPROOF, Honorable Mention
[CONTAINED] repurposes garbage as an abundant renewable resource to stormproof our city. Using an elementary infrastructure, [CONTAINED] encapsulates the entire refuse production of the population and establishes the re-industrialization of NYC
Publication - Calibrating Fragmented Territories, Other
Infrastructural Connectivity as a Sustainable Armature
New York State Business Plan Competition - Judges' Choice Award, Award
Participated in the New York State Business Plan Competition on April 26 with NYIT students to pitch a water-bottle roofing system. The interdisciplinary team, won the $1,000 Judges' Choice Award. Our presentation stood out among tough competition from other teams, including those pitching doctoral work. More on the project can be found here http://sodabib.org/
Bocconi International Design Competition, Award
Collaborated with NYIT 2012 graduates from my thesis studio as well as members from the School of Landscape Architecture at Kingston University in London, England, and the School of Architecture and Urban Planning at Politecnico di Milan to design a futuristic extension of the Bocconi campus in the industrial neighborhood Centrale del Latte. This invitation-only 2012 international design competition was hosted by L. Bocconi Business School in Milan Italy.
Our design envisions an environment of open spaces integrated with Milan's urban landscape serving as a connection to the city's surrounding communities. Sustainable strategies were integrated into the proposal, such green roofing systems, water collection, natural ventilation, solar energy, and biomass
Publication - A New New York, Other
From May 26 to June 30, 2010, I participated in a study abroad program from NYIT in Rotterdam, Netherlands, where we investigated the relationship between bicycling, urban design, and housing. The studio culminated in a final exhibit of our masterplan and proposals coupled with a collaborative published book of our work and research
