02 / ABOUT ME
A LIVING CHRONOLOGY
Not a straight résumé. A record of how curiosity became a practice across spaces, products, and human systems.
High school became the starting point for drawing, making, and asking why environments work the way they do. Curiosity moved from observation into a design habit.
From liking how things look to questioning how they work.
Worked with the Director of Design to prototype a repeatable sketch-to-render process and evaluate where generative AI could support early architectural visualization.
From experimenting alone to designing tools around a professional team’s needs.
Pursuing a Bachelor of Architecture with an additional major in Human-Computer Interaction—connecting spatial thinking, technical craft, research, and usability.
From designing objects to understanding interconnected systems.
Investigated Southeast Asian architectural precedents and traditional bamboo construction, then translated the research into drawings and physical joinery prototypes.
From studying construction traditions to testing their performance at increasing scales.
Lead a 14-student project team across CNC routing, 3D printing, metal preparation, joinery fabrication, and assembly while supervising quality and safe tool operation.
From making individual parts to coordinating shared standards across a full fabrication process.
Moving the Sankofa Bamboo Greenhouse toward full-scale construction through engineering tests, city permitting, community interviews, joinery design, and USDA grant work.
From proposing a design to carrying it through real constraints and relationships.
07 / CURRENT POSITION
Today, I work between disciplines: architecture gives me a way to think in systems, HCI keeps those systems human, and product thinking helps move them into reality.
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