Originally from Seattle, I have spent the last six years living in Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan, and in 2020 received my Master of Architecture from the Spitzer School of Architecture at City College, where I currently co-teach a 12-credit graduate design studio. I’m proficient in Rhino, Revit, AutoCAD, V-Ray, Grasshopper, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, and SketchUp, with an additional 6 years of carpentry and fine woodworking experience in professional cabinet and furniture shops.

My education, both from school and living in New York, has catalyzed a deep and relentless curiosity in the ecology of the city, the complex forces and invisible infrastructure that affect us, and how architecture can define its role in society. I try to use architecture to question, investigate, and respond to these forces, constantly aspiring to a process that meaningfully engages those around me and the community at large across a multitude of scales.

Prior to moving to New York I served as the purchasing agent for Residential and Dining Services at the Evergreen State College, where I was a key member of the project management team for large scale remodels and residential maintenance, controlled spending, maintained relationships with dozens of vendors, and was a point person between different departments.

Across the board, professionally and academically, I cherish and prioritize communication and collaboration, both because I enjoy working with other people and because I am a better architect and thinker when I do. With architecture as a lens to constantly engage with and ask questions about the world, I’m excited to continue to learn from and with others far into the future.