Since graduating in 2017 with a Bachelor in Architecture and a minor in Urban Planning, I’ve had the opportunity to work on a diverse range of projects, appreciating both large-scale master plans and intricate building details. This balance enables me to see architecture from both macro and micro perspectives. Recently, I’ve been transitioning from a traditional architectural role to a technology-driven focus. As a design technology liaison for my studio, I support the integration and understanding of cutting-edge tools in the industry. I’m proficient in Revit and the Adobe Suite and enjoy 3D printing and creating fly-throughs and renderings. I’m eager to expand my expertise to programs like Unreal Engine to enhance how architects design and present their work to clients.
Gensler, Austin, TX, US, Technical Designer
As a Technical Designer at Gensler, I navigate seamlessly across a diverse array of project types and scales. Noteworthy endeavors include contributing to the Waco Masterplan, shaping the UT Performing Arts Plaza, collaborating on the Austin airport infill project and a new office building for Whole Foods, and lending expertise to several masterplans across Texas. Within the Design Technology team, I champion the utilization of Gensler-designed resources and advocate for the integration of 3D printing technology among colleagues. Additionally, I actively participate in the Community Impact Committee, furthering our commitment to positive societal contributions.
Studio Luck, Austin, Texas, Architectural Designer
This small, high-end residential allowed me to focus on designing unique spaces,
compelling renderings, and construction drawings for projects in Austin and Hawaii. It challenged me to look at spaces in a more intimate way and appreciate smaller details and moments within the architecture.
Page Southerland Page, Austin, Texas, Architectural Designer
With four years of experience as an Architectural Designer and Urban Designer, I’ve engaged with diverse projects spanning from master planning to the intricacies of high-rise condominiums and boutique hotels. As a Project Architect, I spearheaded two AE-0 endeavors, orchestrating substantial deliverables, communicating effectively with consultants and clients, and conducting on-site visits. I assumed the role of Revit Model Manager for a prominent 29-story high-rise development in Austin, Texas.
Fay Jones School of Architecture, Fayetteville, AR, US, BArch, Architecture
Bachelor in Architecture
Minor in Urban Design
