I am a licensed New York-based Project Architect working at NBBJ. I also have my LEED AP BD+C accreditation. In addition to designing buildings, I am also interested in 35mm photography, woodworking, welding, interior design and set design.
NBBJ, New York, NY, US, Associate | Project Architect
Project architect working on corporate tower and healthcare projects.
Steven Holl Architects, New York, NY, US, Assistant Project Architect
Assistant Project Architect for the Lewis Center (2017 Architects Newspaper Building of the Year - Mid-Atlantic), a 130,000 sf performing arts center; experience with construction administration; construction drawing sets; RFI and submittal review; collaboration with engineers and consultants; also responsible for managing the FF&E and signage contracts for the project.
Steven Holl Architects, New York, NY, US, Junior Architect
Masterplanning and feasibility study for a 60,000 sf museum; zoning and code analysis; worked on various competitions and schematic design for new projects; presentation drawings; modelmaking; rendering.
Andre Tchelistcheff Architects, New York, NY, US, Architectural Assistant
Assisted on multiple projects in design and construction phases, including the Round Hill Estate (winner of a 2015 Stanford White Award). Experience with project invoicing, contracts, billing anaylsis, NYC Building code, coordination with NYC DOB, Landmarks and expeditors
Providence Preservation Society, Providence, RI, USrk, NY, US, Exhibit designer and assistant to the curator
Designed, curated, and fabricated a gallery show about the history of Providence’s Capital Center.
3SIXØ Architecture, Providence, RI, US, Intern
Wintersession internship; proposal for a Honduras hotel and condominium project
Friedrich St.Florian Architects, Providence, RI, US, Intern
Fall semester intern for the design phase of a commercial project in Connecticut. Worked on Autocad drawings and a digital model in Rhino.
Rhode Island School of Design: RISD/Brown Solar Pavilion Project, Providence, RI, US, Assistantship
The Solar Pavilion project is a 16’ by 24’ off the grid experimental energy collaboration between RISD Architecture and Brown Engineering. The building was constructed entirely by students, supervised by Professor Jonathan Knowles. Construction was completed June 2010. The south-facing building is intended to generate heat inside the building in effort to create a Stirling engine. The heat inside combined with the coolness of the Providence River adjacent will turn a piston and create energy.
National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network, Atlanta, GA, US, Graphic designer and assistant to the education coordinator
Designed presentations and graphics for national science conferences, educational exhibit spaces, and promotional materials. Supervised the assembly of a nanotechnology exhibit space and worked with the building manager on digital drawings for the new nanotechnology building.
Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Providence, RI, US, MArch, Architecture
Alumni Travel Award 2012
Second Prize
For the Wells-Lamson Artist Collective
Graduate Fellowship
2009 - 2012
Travel Grant
January 2011
Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), Atlanta, GA, US, Architecture
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, 2008, with Honors
Certificate in History of Architecture and Design, 2008
Deans List
Alumni Travel Award, 2nd Place
For the Wells-Lamson Quarry Artist Collective
RISD Travel Grant, Grant
Grant to aid in financing a trip to Rome to study the flooding of the Tiber River.
Georgia HOPE Scholarship, Scholarship
Georgia HOPE Scholarship
Full tuition scholarship for Georgia Institute of Technology
2004 - 2008
