Common Waters
The public pool re-imagined as a civic anchor for its Brooklyn neighborhood: a low-carbon, daylit place where water, light and community meet.
Civic · Performance simulation
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Architectural designer · New York
I design for people. Shaping the world we all share is a responsibility: to craft with intention, to give a voice to those who aren’t heard, and to make spaces that inspire.
The public pool re-imagined as a civic anchor for its Brooklyn neighborhood: a low-carbon, daylit place where water, light and community meet.
Civic · Performance simulation
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A community theater conceived as a processional journey up to the stage, with a gallery at street level and a glowing ETFE shell above.
Civic · Performance · ETFE facade
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Multi-family housing in Bed-Stuy that balances private dwelling and shared community: 28 units over a café and fitness studio, with duplex terraces, shared amenities and passive design built in.
Housing · Mixed use · Passive design
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A team plan to stitch the Bronx back together across the Cross Bronx Expressway. I designed the new grid and its 1,030 homes, 70% permanently affordable, and built the models.
Urban design · Housing · Models · Exhibited in the Bronx
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Multi-cut axonometric case studies of post-industrial adaptive reuse, from SESC Pompéia to Battersea Power Station. Researched, modeled and drawn for Emergent Studio; published in Land.
Professional · Research · Adaptive reuse
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Bringing building performance into the precedent study. I simulate precedents like the Farnsworth House in Rhino and ClimateStudio, and designed the template that presents them.
Research · Simulation · Graphic design
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A team proposal to rebuild a Kansas City, Kansas neighborhood around multigenerational housing. I designed the outdoor public spaces and rendered the interiors.
Community · Outdoor planning · Team of 12
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A journey through nearly 1,300 years of architecture, from the Dome of the Rock to the Guggenheim: twenty buildings, sketched, planned and sectioned by hand.
History · Hand drawing · Research
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Three 3D-printed art tools for students at the Henry Viscardi School, each driven by a single pushing motion. Tested with students; cheap to customize and replicate.
Inclusive design · Product · Group project


A template for multigenerational urban living. The leftover space between private lots (rear yards, alleys, lanes) is joined into a shared commons, lined with modular, adaptable housing that changes as residents move from childhood to old age.
Housing · Urban design · Public space · Adaptability
See the concept in four moves →Architecture asks you to be a modern-day Renaissance person.
It sits at the intersection of art, engineering, construction, business and the environment, and architects are expected to be fluent in all of them. I came to it through art and engineering, and I’ll still be a student long after I graduate in May.
I grew up in a multigenerational home, and it taught me early that a space is never just walls. It’s where people gather, look after one another and belong. That’s the lens behind everything I design.
That’s why I look for work that stretches me. I’m a NOMA Future Faces Fellow, I’ve interned at SCB in Chicago and at Emergent Studio, I design for competitions with NOMAS, and as a teaching assistant I help first-year students find their footing.
I'm looking for internships and full-time roles from 2027 with practices that will help me grow not only as a designer, but as a person. If that sounds like yours, let's talk!