multidisciplinary designer and space maker
University of Michigan TACAUP M.Arch 2024
University of Cincinnati DAAP B.S. Arch 2021
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US, Graduate Student Instructor
In conjunction with a seven-person teaching team: leading
and lesson planning discussion sections, guiding and grading
students’ engagement with course material.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US, Graduate Research Assistant
Leading fabrication, coordination, and construction design of a 4-person textile team working on machine sewing, upholstery, and cushioning for display and exhibition in Ann Arbor, Michigan alongside a wood frame construction team and under supervision and collaboration with design lead.
Michigan Engineering Zone, Ann Arbor, MI, US, Architecture Instructor
Teaching high school students architecture foundations with personalized curriculum development through project-based learning, opening pathways to future careers in design thinking.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US, Graduate Research Assistant
fabrication, coordination, and construction design alongside a 3-person textile team working on machine sewing for display and exhibition in Boston, Massachusetts.
Roto Group, Columbus, OH, US, Design Associate
Schematic design and design development in an interdisciplinary
setting for children’s museums and science centers, including 3D
modeling, exhibit design, and space planning
Académie d'Orléans-Tours, Chartres, FR, Foreign Teaching Assistant
Teaching English within the French public school system:
encouraging students’ confidence while speaking a second language
and providing first-hand cultural experience as a teaching tool.
Ware Malcomb, San Francisco, CA, US, Architectural Intern
Assisted numerous design teams in various stages of developmental
interior design corporate renovations and ground-up architecture,
including construction detailing, space planning, and 3D software modeling.
Pod Design, Columbus, OH, US, Drafting Designer
Integrated architectural concepts into surrounding landscape
architecture during schematic design phases, using skills in
drafting, 3D modeling, and interdisciplinary design.
Ware Malcomb, San Diego, CA, US, Architectural Intern
Assisted numerous design teams in various stages of developmental
interior design corporate renovations and ground-up architecture,
including construction detailing, space planning, and 3D software modeling.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US, MArch, Architecture
Experimental architectural design highlighting exhibition, pavilions, and installations, with multidisciplinary work integrated into conceptual space making---from full scale fabrications, to fashion and textile, to furniture design and making. An active participant of the research culture of the College, from being awarded student research grants for development and display, to textile fabrication work under on of the fellows, also for exhibition purposes.
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, US, BArch, Architecture
Foundational architectural training, starting with hand drafting and collaging and an integrated co-op program that accumulated work experience. By graduation, a developed interest in public infrastructure, community pavilions, and designed systems.
Thomas Worthington High School, Worthington, OH, US, High School, GED
Diplomas of Distinction in Foreign Language (French), Theatre Arts, and Musicial Arts
University of Michigan Arts Engine Grant, Grant
The University of Michigan's grant to fund arts-related research.
Our seven-person team, WORKWEAR&TEAR, focused on women in the workplace, and in what ways they alter or curate their clothing in order to adapt to spaces not designed for them. We conducted research interviews with women in different workplaces (woodshop, office, coffee houses, etc.) and designed and fabrication nineteen garments that reflected our assertions in research and experience in these spaces. CAD garment design, pattern making, and tailoring worked alongside animation representation to field test designs in relevant environments.
Architecture Student Research Grant, Grant
Taubman College's annual grant awarded three student research teams and subsequent exhibition at the Liberty Research Annex from February-May 2023.
Our seven-person team, WORKWEAR&TEAR, focused on women in the workplace, and in what ways they alter or curate their clothing in order to adapt to spaces not designed for them. We conducted research interviews with women in different workplaces (woodshop, office, coffee houses, etc.) and designed and fabrication nineteen garments that reflected our assertions in research and experience in these spaces. CAD garment design, pattern making, and tailoring worked alongside animation representation to field test designs in relevant environments.
