see all...Viewing 3 out of 4 projects
Architecture + Urban Designer/Planner. UF + UC Berkeley M.Arch-M.CP grad. Soo Native.
AICP, AICAE
BuroHappold, New York, NY, US, Senior Consultant - Cities
Advisor and consultant to governments, agencies, nonprofits, developers, and other private entities on challenges related to mobility, transit, master planning, and climate (mitigation and resilience planning). Projects range from neighborhood block scale design to policy and vision planning.
Some projects include:
-Reimagine the Canals; New York, NY
-UC Santa Cruz Historic District and Gateway Visioning Study; Santa Cruz, CA
-Gratiot Site Detroit Center for Innovation, Infrastructure and Mobility; Detroit, MI
-Traverse City Downtown Riverwalk, Pedestrian Plaza Design; Traverse City, MI
-MET Council Climate Action and Resilience Plan, St. Paul, MN
-MTA Integration of Climate Actions into the MTA Capital Program; New York, NY
HNTB, New York, NY, US, Urban Planner - Architectural Designer
Collaborations, plans, and designs ranging from details to large scale planning projects within transit and infrastructure.
Some Projects; Roles include:
-Connecticut DOT Mixmaster Design; Urban design and planning
-NYC Transit; Planning
HNTB, Oakland, CA, US, Urban Planner-Architectural Designer
Some Projects; Roles include:
-Facebook + Plenary Group's Dumbarton Rail Corridor; Stations Planning Lead
-BART New Transbay Rail Crossing; Research Program Advisor
-CCJPA's Southbay Connect; Station Architecture and Planning Lead
-CA High Speed Rail; Station Planning Lead
AECOM, San Francisco, CA, US, Urban Planner
Projects included the County of LA's Strategic Asset Management and Capital Planning Program Services, Oakland's Resilience Strategy via Rockefeller's 100 Resilient Cities Program, and other urban planning efforts.
University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, US, Graduate Student Instructor + Researcher
As a GSI, I conducted three hour labs/section each week; created assignments, exams, and project objectives; lectured up to 150 students; provided tutorial workshops for architecture design studios.
Courses:
-Global Poverty + Practice; Dept of International + Area Studies, F13’ + F14’
-In-Arch Summer Institute-Media; Dept of Architecture, Summer 13’
-ARCH_100B-Fundamentals of Architectural Design; Dept of Architecture, S13’
As a GSR, I worked under Professor Jason Corburn to create GIS maps for the Nairobi Studio Publication. From Jan - Dec 11’, I took part in several planning workshops with community, government, and other stakeholders in the Mathare Valley informal settlement in Kenya to provide secure and safe access to drinking water and sanitation.
University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, US, John K. Branner Fellow
Conducted a year-long independent research project focused on the role of architects in sites of disaster recovery. For this project, I assisted in organizing numerous community-based design and/or disaster recovery workshops, engaged in on-site construction of temporary housing, and created an online web journal. This research occurred alongside affected communities, key international agencies, academics, and government officials in multiple sites worldwide. Focus sites in Haiti, the Central Region of Kenya, and Tohoku Japan.
University of California, Berkeley, Dual Masters of Architecture and City and Regional Planning
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, US, Bachelors, Bachelors of Design in Architecture, Minor in International Development and Humanitarian Assistance
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL, US, ECP-Studio Art/Interior Architecture
Alongside Lee Dykxhoorn, AIA, our entry entitled "Deploy Yourself, Not Your Designs" was selected as first place in Storefront's international call for entries.
Richard Bender Fellow, Grant
Awarded to outstanding student researchers in the M.Arch / M.CP concurrent degree program at UC Berkeley.
2011-2012 John K. Branner Travel Fellow, Award
Awarded $35,000 in support of independent research fieldwork on an architect’s role in post-disaster recovery in longer-term displaced settlements.