In my professional career, I have worked on a variety of projects, including office renovations, civic buildings, public spaces and large-scale planning projects. These projects have given me exposure to all phases of the design process, from conceptual design to construction administration. My tasks on projects include Revit modeling and BIM management while supporting project’s design development through software such as Rhino, CAD, Lumion, D5 and the Adobe Creative Suite programs.

 

My path in architecture began at Kent State University where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Architecture in 2018. Upon graduation, I moved to New York City to attend the City College of New York where I earned a master’s in Urban Design in 2019 and a master’s in Architecture in 2023. I am committed to lifelong learning and actively engaging with architectural education, which has led me to working as an adjunct lecturer at City College of New York, where I teach a graduate-level site analysis course during the fall semester.

I believe architecture and urban planning is most impactful when a multitude of disciplines are in sync to serve the public sphere, enhance culture, achieve community goals, address social and environmental injustices, and so much more. It is my hope to work with professionals, experts, and communities to design purposeful and equitable architecture.