About Me

I spent two years as a Designer at Perkins&Will Seattle, working on projects including a mass timber hotel development in Anchorage and a multimodal corridor retrofit in San Jose, and co-authored research on sustainable urbanism for displaced populations and on AI applications for disaster resilience in a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake scenario. I currently work at the Low Income Housing Institute, supporting affordable housing development across funding, project coordination, and applications, while pursuing my architectural license (ARE 5.0) and holding LEED AP ND and Living Future Accreditation credentials.

My work is grounded in the belief that architecture should serve communities and climate resilience first — not just developers and financiers. I'm drawn to the intersection of design, disaster response, and mutual aid, and I'm currently exploring how that intersection can shape my next chapter.

Portfolio and resume below.