When I was very young, I wanted to be an archeologist. There was something distinctly interesting to me about finding out what an architectural object was used for in the past. Through the artistic process (that I was involved in during my high school education), I discovered that I could explore what things should be through design. At this point, I pivoted my goals towards architectural design as a career. In returning to school for my M.S. in Architecture History, Theory, & Society at UC Berkeley, I returned to discovering what architecture once was. Going forward, I hope to be both a designer and a scholar.
University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, US, Graduate Student Instructor
Led 2 discussion sections for 50 students total: writing lesson plans, grading, and managing student concerns.
MA | Morris Adjmi Architects, New York City, Architectural Designer I
Illustrated the monograph A Grid and a Conversation then engaged in increasingly
complex and large projects, working on multiple teams in all project phases. Projects were of residential, commercial, and hospitality uses. Managed the Office Standard Facade Design Detail library from 2019 to 2021.
HKS Inc., Dallas, TX, US, Architectural Intern
Engaged in a broad range of healthcare projects picking up redlines and organizing spatial configurations.
David Murphree XRG6, Fayetteville, AR, US, 3D Production Staff
Assisted with 3D modeling, design, and post production of an energy conscious locomotive design (SX9MAC).
University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, US, Masters, Architecture History Theory and Society
In my time at Berkeley, I have been focused on affordable and supportive housing in Los Angeles as a subject of my 130-page written thesis. With this degree, I intend to teach and write about architecture in addition to designing buildings.
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, US, BArch, Architecture
In my time at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, I received an education that focused on the hyper localization of architecture and design. I was intentionally focused on the rigor of creating space using a boundary that celebrates assembly.
Received the John G. Williams Joy in Architecture in 2016. Shortlisted for the Performances Design Competition in 2014.
John G. Williams Joy in Architecture Medal, Award
Shortlisted for the Performances Design Competition, Honorable Mention
