Ann is a designer and freelance writer. She has worked in architectural conservation, competition design, and experimental design in 3D fabrication. As a writer, she has contributed op-eds and news features to Architect's Newspaper, Metropolis Magazine POV, ArchNewsNow, and is a former editor of the Cornell Daily Sun.
In the summer of 2010 at Morphosis, she worked on a design investigation with Thom Mayne resulting in the development and fabrication of 20 3D paintings using different digital and analog fabrication technologies. She recently completed her undergraduate thesis on the relationship between memory and imagination in architecture.
She is currently working at a firm in Chicago.
Sustainability of Workers' Rights, Mon, May 23 '11
The USGBC’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system promotes sustainable construction; however, despite the system’s focus on occupant health and comfort, LEED turns a blind eye to worker safety. The building practice, by the nature of its scale, will always ...
Clifton Beckwith Brown Memorial Medal, Award
For maintaining the highest cumulative average in architectural design during the entire course of studies
Charles Goodwin Sands Memorial Medal, 2nd Place
Awarded for work of exceptional merit in architectural design, painting and composition, or sculpture
