About

I am a licensed architect in the state of California and a LEED Green Associate.

My personal work focuses on the edges of architectural discipline. Throughout my work I follow a general interest in how a projective architecture that investigates information from a variety of fields can solve global problems. I am always looking to collaborate, feel free to reach out with an opportunity! For my research I have received:

AIA Celebrate Architecture Scholarship (2018): Individual selected by faculty for thesis research excellence

David Cameron Taylor Memorial Travel and Enrichment Program (2018): Funding travel to Arkansas for research on agro-forestry

John R. Ross Scholarship (2017+2018): For academic success, leadership, and service to the profession

Novel Tech Challenge Finalist (2018): For research on responsive shading through glass milling

Newcomb–Tulane College (2017): For continued research on digital fabrication

CultuRAIL Stations restoring Pheonix's Union Station building as the gathering point of the city and state

visualizing growing urbanism visualizing a shift of aesthetics over minimized negative impact to maximized positive material impact

Creation of Midas bringing unexpected light and excitement on an extremely low budget

novel shading systems creating new interactions between viewer, views and viewed

Clusterf*ck designing new publically accessible infrastructure for air pollution control

pareidolia in the park an object in a field

New Orleans Dance Academy blending warehouse and tower contexts through the study of tension in dance duets

carbon cycle city how can architecture leverage the infrastructure of global solutions to create local amenities?

acid wash an exploration of a shift from form to image based design.

50 Shades – consulting assisting on a study of annotation, composition and reading

transcending transparency scratching the surface of cnc milled glass research

NOLA Diagrams visualizing the precarious state of one of the most vibrant cities in the world

Urban Agropucture applying CLT research to the Lower Ninth of New Orleans