Initiated guidelines for urban lighting and nighttime activation conducive to health equity for use by the NYC Public Design Commission. Advised by Leni Schwendinger (LSLP). Also supporting LSLP in schematic lighting design and archival projects.

Supported the Cooper Square Committee’s small business and tenant organizing efforts, and community district lighting programming tailored to the diverse stakeholders of the East Village and Lower East Side.

+ Designing multi-use ADU's for Columbus, Ohio+ 2022 Cohort Entrepreneurial Venture Program

+ Conducted site research with ArcGIS Pro and feasibility tests in compliance with local planning regulations using AutoCAD.+ Engaged in masterplanning and the development of conceptual and systems diagrams for client-, partner- and public-facing materials. + Directed research on “Transform & Reuse: Health Equity for Existing Buildings” for the Human Health and Well-being Skills Network

Supported career development services and administrative needs for current students and alumni of GSAPP’s Urban Planning community. Worked to strengthen program's relationship management and alumni network.

Provided graphic and research assistance to Professor Kadambari Baxi in the ‘How to perform an abortion’ collective to expand reproductive justice and knowledge of abortifacient herbs.

Course instruction and administrative assistance for the Barnard + Columbia Architecture Department (ARCH UN1010: Design Futures, New York City taught by Professor Frederick Tang)

Worked with the founding team of an early-stage telehealth startup, Mi Tribu, to lead the design of wireframes, high-fidelity prototypes, and graphical elements for the MVP of a digital platform that guides Latin-American parents through the pregnancy journey by providing them with personalised information, supportive community, and access to healthcare professionals. Performed user research and ideated on use cases to validate interface designs.

Conducting research to identify the established intersections between built environment and health risk factors. Provided administrative and public relations support for the operation and expansion of ARCHIVE and the ‘Health through Housing Coalition.’

Advised by Dr. Angela Aidala, supporting research and advocacy in collaboration with ARCHIVE Global. Funding granted by Barnard College's Summer Research Institute, 2021.

Responsible for producing content for TKTNK (“tectonic” or “think tank”) publication and organizing public events that are hosted by the society.

Organize public facing programming and publications that aim to enrich collective discussion and engagement with architecture and urban pedagogy- within and beyond New York City.

Chronicled the East Village’s history of grassroots urban activism and community empowerment by assisting the director in non-profit operations and management. Facilitated the development of educational programming and archival practices that respond and adapt to COVID-19.

Assisted Dr. Ying Zhou in the ongoing research project ‘Culture-Led Spatial Productions: Case Studies Of And For East Asia.’ Studying political processes involved in the formation of art spaces and adaptions of industrial heritage across Hong Kong and Singapore.

Developed exhibition and presentation materials, and an AR experience for the ‘Kowloon East Inclusive Innovation & Growth’ project shown at the La Biennale di Venezia’s Hong Kong Collateral Exhibition, 2020/2021. Supervised by the Director of Smart City Research and Industry Collaboration at the HK Node.

CU APAHM commits itself to organizing a wide range of programs for the month of April to bring broader awareness of the Asian American/APIA community and its rich history to the Columbia campus. Co-directed the 2021 Closing Ceremony, themed “Re(envision)”.

Directed club’s visual content and campus-facing materials. Designed and produced merchandise, and coordinated the branding of our theme, "Amplify."

As an Event Chair for 2019, I was responsible for organizing the closing ceremony- D.R.A.G.: Diasporic Representations of Asians + Gender.

Designed and built company website (tinokwan.com). Assisted in research and development of architectural lighting deliverables for project manager; exposure to industry-standard software.

Developed 3D architectural models, representational graphics, and schematic site plan. Participated in meetings with stakeholders involved in the expansion of a live mixed-media experience.

Engaged with other sections of SpecTech to create intuitive designs of web apps, mobile applications, interactive features, and content pages for the Columbia Daily Spectator. Strive to balance the priorities of ensuring a unique visual identity for each independent product, whilst achieving visual coherence of Spectator’s greater brand identity at large.

Led student-led annual initative, profiting over HKD$180k to fund free academic and creative programmes for under-resourced children across HK and the Mainland. Managed team of 24, with an extended body of 85+ student volunteers across 7 departments.

Designed intuitive web interfaces and layouts for front-end development, and strategised marketing and creative direction. Worked to transform the landscape of job-seeking by fostering potential for building long-lasting & meaningful working relationships online.