Columbia University, New York, NY, US, Graduate Teaching Assistant
Department of History–Theory, research and management of the Visual Resources Collection image database | Department of Building Science and Technology, Urban Systems Integration
2x4, New York, NY, US, Design Intern
Strategize, conceive, create and present design ideas for specific projects and clients
N H D M, New York, NY, US, Design Researcher
Projects: Contribution to Seoul Biennale 2019 “Collective City”
Columbia Books on Architecture and the City, New York, NY, US, Editorial Assistant
Projects: Luis Carranza’s upcoming publication on Latin American Functionalism
Organization for Spatial Practice, New York, NY, US, Project Assistant
Projects: SOPHIE, Elsewhere (NY) | 0PN, Park Avenue Armory (NY), Barbican (London)
Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery, New York, NY, US, Gallery and Research Assistant
Exhibitions: “Eternal Gradient” (Arakawa + Gins) | “No. 9” (Frida Escobedo)
Projects: “GSAPP Tapes” (with Amelyn NG and Christine Giorgio)
Richard Mosse, New York, NY, US, Studio Manager
Research and production assistance on “Incoming” and “Heat Maps” |
Management of practice and construction of new studio space Strange Edition
Reversible Destiny Foundation, New York, NY, US, Research and Editorial Associate
Projects: Hotel Reversible Destiny | Alive Forever – Madeline Gins
Exhibitions: “The Call of Continuity” | “Hyperbolic Suspension”
Buell Center Paris Prize, 1st Place
The Buell Center Paris Prize consists of three prizes given to students at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation whose fall semester architectural design (MArch & AAD) studio projects most successfully comply with, interpret, and/or critically extend the terms and spirit of the 2015 Paris Agreement. Special consideration is given to work that combines the social, technical, political, and symbolic implications of the climate accord in an architecturally specific fashion, at multiple scales. The prize forms a part of the Buell Center’s ongoing research project, “Power: Infrastructure in America.”
