Projects:— The Metropolitan Museum of ArtDesign of a new special exhibition gallery and sculptural stair within The Great Hall and reimagining the Museum’s dining and retail spaces, along with its street-level entrance at 83rd Street and Fifth Avenue.— New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA)Analysis of a large portfolio of NYCHA properties to highlight critical areas of opportunity and propose creative design solutions to be included in RFEI packages for RAD/PACT campus transformations. Simultaneously designing and leading workshops with campus residents to discover priorities for upcoming design and renovation work, and conducting design and scope reviews to ensure resident priorities are met for over twenty NYCHA properties currently in development and slated for construction. Highlights of the work were included in the 2023 inaugural installment of 'Architecture Now: New York, New Publics' exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).— Parkview Live/WorkMixed-use new-build artist housing in the East Village neighborhood of Detroit with 58 affordable units.— Mickalene Thomas Artist StudioAdaptive re-use project of a dilapidated garage building in Brooklyn into a studio and administrative office for celebrated contemporary visual artist Mickalene Thomas.— Blu Dot New York City FlagshipFurniture and home goods flagship showroom in New York City on the corner of Lexington Avenue and E 58th Street.

Projects:— Living Spaces (House 4, House 5, House 6)Produced original drawings for a future publication, primarily critiquing current global material sourcing and production processes and conventional building methods through the design of three living spaces using three different conventional construction typologies. The research ultimately led to develop ecological and political policy proposals advocating for the use of locally sourced and processed mass timber construction in architecture. The housing proposals were included in Studio Ames' winning submission for the 2023 Architectural League Prize for Young Architects and Designers.— Redlining TodayCreated urban, geospatial maps that address former 20th century HOLC "redlining" practices of the past and the discriminatory ripple effects related to health and safety that persist in those districts today. Published in Nature of Enclosure, edited by Jeffrey S. Nesbit, and the 2021 issue of PLAT journal at Rice University.— Casa Wabi PavilionProposal for an orchid greenhouse pavilion in Oaxaca, Mexico.— Mental Health CloisterProposal for a mass-timber psychiatric care facility in New Haven, Connecticut.

Acted as lead teaching assistant for M. Arch students in the Core 1 and Core 2 studios, working alongside Core sequence directors Anna Puigjaner (MAIO) and Erica Goetz (Studio Goetz) to develop curriculum and facilitate NAAB program accreditation.

Projects:— 450 Warren54,000 square foot 18 unit multi-family housing project in Brooklyn, New York. Published in Architectural Record, Architectural Digest, The Architect's Newspaper, The New York Times, Bloomberg, and Fast Company, among others.

Contributed in a designer role on commercial and residential scale projects, producing schematic presentation material as well as construction documents and detail drawings. Worked independently through each phase of the design process from acquisition to punch list, and supervised projects as project manager, documenting progress while thinking holistically through the implications of each action across scales and problem-solving in the field.Selected Projects:— Colita— Wayzata Residence— North Loop Loft— Lotus Lake Remodel— Uptown Penthouse— North Minneapolis Residence

Demonstrated a range of skill across disciplines, permeating conventional boundaries and applying design principles to solve architectural, landscape, product, apparel, and other design problems. Managed the Scarfshop subsidiary business of MAD, supervising the customer service, production, sales, bookkeeping, and marketing of the brand worldwide. Created and facilitated the website design and social media accounts of the office, developing a consistent aesthetic and identity that conveyed the brand to the public.Selected Projects:— Scarfshop— Downtown Minneapolis Office Space— Edina Residence I— Edina Residence II— Concrete Plates

— Drafted thorough as-built and design drawing sets of furniture installments and small scale renovation design projects.— Participated in the construction phase of many projects, forming a deep understanding of the building process and order of parts coming together.

— Founded the University of Minnesota chapter of Camp Kesem, a nationwide community supporting children through and beyond their parent’s cancer alongside 11 college student coordinators.— Led and oversaw the entire executive board of 16 students as director, involving having a major hand in fundraising efforts exceeding $100k, and representing the organization on a national level.— Supervised 40 student peers and 85 children in an admin role over a weeklong, overnight camp.

— Served alongside a project coordinator and group of project managers, attending meetings with architects and contractors for University of Minnesota capital projects, including the Northrop renovation.— Organized major players within house and outside architects and contractors to provide a smooth schedule from early design meetings through the construction phase to completion.— Edited, categorized and organized construction documents in an online file management system.— Shadowed six project managers on construction site visits in the field and recorded progress.