Danielle joined Heilter Houston Architect (HHA) as an Architectural Designer after receiving her Master of Architecture and Master of Urban Design degrees with Honors from Washington University of St. Louis in December 2018. At HHA, Danielle is also the Business Development and Marketing Leader. She is currently a member of the Torch Mentorship Program AIA Emerging New York Architects. While at Washington University, she served as a Graduate Research Assistant on the publication titled “Segregation by Design” sponsored by The Divided City: An Urban Humanities Initiative funded by the Mellon Foundation. This has been on display at Creative Exchange Lab, St. Louis History Museum and Washington University. Danielle was also a Graduate Teaching Assistant for multiple courses. She was awarded the 2018 Architecture Degree Project Book Award upon her graduation. Danielle is a highly motivated and responsible individual with strong creative and problem-solving skills in multi-scalar, place-based and human-centric design. She is able to work individually and collaboratively to gain new knowledge and skills in the field.
Heitler Houstoun Architects, New York, NY, US, Architectural Designer
Participate in all phases of design. Focusing on concept design, schematic design and drafting of construction documents, including technical drawings and details for small scale outpatient medical, health and wellness and retail projects. Business Development and Marketing Leader - develop marketing strategies to increase the firm’s social media presence.
Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, US, Graduate Teaching Assistant for Professor Catalina Frexias in Segregation by Design
Assisted in desk critiques, analyzing current neighborhood conditions, causes of segregation and designing mitigation strategies for neighborhoods within St. Louis.
Graphically designed and edited the book layouts and boards.
Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, US, Sam Fox Digital Fabrication Lab Monitor
Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, US, Research Assistant
Researching the causes of Segregation in American Cities investigating neighborhoods in St. Louis, Detroit and Cincinnati through community outreach initiatives and researching policies with Professors Catalina Frexias and Mark Abbott.
Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, US, Note Taker for Cornerstone: the learning center
Paid assignment for transcribing notes for students with learning disabilities.
Esposito Design Associates, Stamford, CT, US, Intern
Assisted interior design firm with thematic development, and various office tasks.
Michael Gorski Architects, Stamford, CT, US, Intern
Drafted floor plans, designed a Pergola, created and designed the construction sign for Michael Gorski Architect and attended client/contractor meetings.
Long Ridge Swim and Tennis Club, Stamford, CT, US, Lifeguard and Swim Instructor
Ensured the safety of more than 200 patrons by preventing and responding to emergencies
Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, MArch, Architecture and Urban Design
Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva, NY, US, Bachelors, Architectural Studies
Approach, Award
Studio Project Selected for Graduate Work Publication
Degree Project Publication, Award
Project selected for inclusion in publication showcasing exemplary projects from graduating thesis class
Accreditation, Award
Studio Project Selected for Graduate Accreditation Process]
Approach, Award
Studio Project Selected for Graduate Work Publication
Accreditation, Award
Studio Project Selected for Graduate Accreditation Process]
Approach, Award
Studio Project Selected for Graduate Work Publication
