Sarah has a combined 10 years of architectural experience. Her focus is a contemporary approach to understanding the effects of urbanity and architecture on community growth and connectivity. She achieves this by addressing various scales in architecture and urbanism with specific attention payed to key topics such as community, diversity, hybridity, urbanity, density, transformation, pedagogy, art, and places a heavy emphasis on the notion of play.
Arizona State University, Tempe Campus, AZ, US, MArch, Masters of Architecture
Design Excellence Nominee 2014
Deans List 2014
National Honor Society
AIAS
Design Excellence Nominee, Nomination
POP-UP HIPPODROME | ASU SPRING 2014
Design Excellence Nominee (winner TBA)
How do you transform a site in the middle of Los Angeles with little- to no historical context or value beyond land cost and proximity to public transportation into something spectacular?
Through an examination of the distribution of temporal and spatial activity or program within a “structured” field of opportunity, spontaneity and life can be curated.
An approach to site planning through the analysis of program as a biological “morpho ecology” lead to this physical manifestation of spontaneity and limitlessness.
