I grew up in Alaska where I fell in love with the outdoors and working with my hands. My hobbies are archery, drawing, skiing, and silver/copper smithing. I earned a Bachelors of Science - Architecture (B.S. Arch) in 2022 and a Masters of Architecture (M. Arch) at the University of Idaho (U of I) in 2024. While at U of I, I participated In several award winning design-build projects and studied abroad in Rome, Italy for a semester. My work with three U of I design-build projects has given me experience through the whole project process from the conceptual through the completion of construction phases. My semester abroad taught me the importance and techniques of human scale design.
YMCA Of Greenville, Greenville, SC, US, Rifle Range Coordinator
For this position I was responsible for the creation, weapon maintenance, and operation of the rifle range. I taught camp participants from the ages of 8-15 proper safety techniques, operation of the weapons, and tips and tactics for shooting positions. As the range operator, I performed range maintenance and improvements to provide a safe and engaging opportunity for the students.
Alyeska Resort, Girdwood, AK, US, Chair Lift Operator
For this position I was responsible for the startup safety inspection and operation of the ski lift. I supervised personnel as they loaded and unloaded their mountain bikes and themselves on the lift and facilitated safety checks of all maneuvers. Additionally, I served as guest relations, coordinating to ensure problems were solved quickly and efficiently.
University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, US, MArch, Architecture
Classes of note:
- Rome, Italy: Fall of 2022, with a focused study of historic architecture, human scale design, architectural theory, and architectural graphics.
- Idaho design-build: designed and subsequently remodeled the Moscow Idaho Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center.
- Graduate project: the integration of locally historic indigenous passive design and how to integrate it into modern-day architecture.
University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, US, BArch, Architecture
Classes of note:
- Environmental Control System (ECS): the techniques of both active and passive design.
- Idaho design-build (2 projects):
- Rudabaugh Art Galleries design and rebuild
- Neuman Forest Environmental Learning Pavilion in Troy, Idaho design and construction
2024 A+ Award Finalist Architecture + Low Cost Design, Award
Architizer's A+Award.
The Architizer's A+Award spotlights the work of architects and designers who are not content with the status quo. This year's program celebrates creative courage, highlighting the extraordinary ability of architects to respond to the changing needs of clients, our growing climate crisis, and the rapid evolution of technology.
Awarded to the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center (CVC)
Gray Magazine -2024 Gray Award, Award
2024 Gray Award.
Gray's Magazine sponsors a competition celebrating the world’s most creative projects in architecture, interiors, landscape, and product design. Winners are local, regional, national, and international designers.
Awarded to the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center (CVC)
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture -2024 Design Build Education Award, 1st Place
2024 Architectural Education Award Winner.
Each year, ACSA honors architectural educators for exemplary work in areas such as building design, community collaborations, scholarship, and service. Award winners inspire and challenge students, contribute to the profession’s knowledge base, and extend their work beyond the borders of academy into practice and the public sector.
Awarded to the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center (CVC)
2023 Core77 Award - Student Award for Built Environments, Award
2023 Core77 Award.
Recognizing excellence in all areas of design enterprise, the Core77 Design Awards annually celebrates the richness of the design profession as well as the insight and perseverance of its practitioners. Now in its eleventh year, the Awards program remains dedicated to excellence and inclusivity, offering both students and professionals the opportunity to promote their best work on a global scale across 23 distinct design disciplines.
Awarded to the Neuman Forest Environmental Learning Pavilions project.
2023 Architecture MasterPrize, Award
The Architecture MasterPrize™ (AMP).
Honors designs in the disciplines of architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture with the goal of advancing the appreciation of architecture worldwide. Each submitted design was evaluated by the esteemed AMP Jury, and the best projects were selected across 42 categories
Awarded to the Neuman Forest Environmental Learning Pavilions project.
Category awarded:
- Discovery of the Year - Landscape Architecture
2023 Architecture MasterPrize - Student Winner - Best of Best, Award
The Architecture MasterPrize™ (AMP).
Honors designs in the disciplines of architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture with the goal of advancing the appreciation of architecture worldwide. Each submitted design was evaluated by the esteemed AMP Jury, and the best projects were selected across 42 categories
Awarded to the Neuman Forest Environmental Learning Pavilions project.
Categories awarded:
Student Winner - Best of Best
- Recreational Architecture
- Small Architecture
- Landscape Architecture Installations and Structures
- Landscape Architecture Educational Landscapes
