I am a licensed architect with over twenty years of experience and nearly a decade of project mangement work in public interest design. As a lifelong learner, team player and creative problem solver with a commitment to social justice and equity, I gravitate towards the challenges and nuance that come with civic architecture.
Kodiak Construction, Orinda, CA, US, Design Consultant
I am currently developing prototypes for Accessory Dwelling Units to be marketed and constructed in the San Francisco Bay area
FXCollaborative, New York, NY, US, Senior Associate/Project Manager
Led multiple projects through all phases of design and construction in the Culture and Education Studio.
Played a leadership role in firm wide volunteer projects, community outreach and efforts to increase diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace
Evans Heintges Architects, New York, NY, US, Associate/Project Manager
Progressed from Intern to Project Manager while working on a wide variety of commercial, institutional and educational projects. Managed clients, coordinated consultants and mentored junior staff.
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, US, BArch, College of Architecture, Art & Planning
Received a Bachelor of Architecture Degree in the Spring of 1994.
Cornell in Rome Program Spring 1993
Cornell in Japan Program Summer 1992;
Robert J Eidlitz Travel fellowship
Dean’s List
Co-Curator, FEMALECONSTRUCTS Exhibition;
Teaching Assistant: Structural Systems & Summer explorations in Architecture program.
Koizumi International Lighting Design Competition, 3rd Place
Bronze Award – Student Category for the design of a exterior solar fixture to be mass produced for residential use.
Co Designer
DOE Sun Wall Competition, Honorable Mention
A national design competition for a well-designed and practical “sun-wall” billed as the largest federal government building solar energy system in the world.
The Competition, sponsored by American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the US Department of Energy (DOE), called for a sun-wall for the south wall of DOE’s headquarters in Washington, DC. It was expected that a photovoltaic system could generate as much as 200 peak kilowatts of electricity.
The winning team was awarded a $20,000 cash prize.
Entered as member of the design team from Evans Heintges Architects
Robert J Eidlitz Travel Fellowship, Cornell University, Award
Four weeks travel through North India to study the unique characteristics of Islamic Architecture in the sub-continent.
Award granted to Cornell University AAP Alumni
