Designing, prototyping, and construction are all processes that I practice on a daily basis. Whether refurbishing flea market electronics, or engineering a wooden etch-a-sketch microscope slide viewer, I regularly find myself obsessed with solving design problems and learning new creative disciplines. I have been sewing, crafting, and tinkering since I was a young child which has allowed me to develop a hands-on understanding about how materials interact on a functional and aesthetic level. Academically, I earned a Minor in Anthropology which I attribute in helping me form an unbiased and inquisitive view on how different cultures and societies function over time. I like to fold this anthropological mindset into my architectural design process as much as possible.
LMNOP Design Inc, San Francisco, CA, US, Intern Designer
Created a master plan and rebuild guidebook for residents affected by the 2021 Dixie Wildfire. Scheduled, documented, and led community outreach sessions. Computer modeled a complete replica of the Greenville downtown district to be used as a tool for ongoing rebuild efforts. Collaborated with county government offices to obtain pre-fire building records and tax lot maps.
University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, BArch, School of Architecture & Environment
Acquired a Bachelor of Architecture through a 5 year accredited program at the University of Oregon. Completed an Anthropology Minor upon graduation.
