Recent Projects
The “With the Water” project centers on creating a unified architectural experience through three distinct structures—the office building, gallery, and indoor classroom—all designed to facilitate the movement of rainwater and to guide the visitor through its path. It functions cohesively while integrating with the surrounding community. Each building holds a unique position and purpose within the site, creating a synergy that fosters both functionality and community engagement.
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For this project, I designed a pavilion to display works from the Fabric Museum and Workshop. My primary goal with this space was to create a playful environment that invited the viewer to interact with the art. I incorporated undulating and interweaving levels and surfaces to create a dynamic sensation in which the viewer can become a part of the artwork.
This shirt is made up of over 130 granny squares, each attached to create a custom-fitting shirt.
Made up of 100% cotton yarn and using a 3.5 mm crochet hook, this shirt was created inspired by the crashing waves of the San Diego shore.
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In this project, I mapped and analyzed the motion of a backwalkover, noting key as- pects of the movement and the way in which the body shaped itself throught the motion.
My most recent architectural project is the West Philadelphia Tool Library Revamp Project, where I combined a bold initial design with a preservation of the existing building to achieve the client's goals while honoring their role in the community.
The watering bell is my most recent mechanical engineering project. I worked in a group to brainstorm, design, produce, market, and sell 30+ watering bells. This project took numerous iterations and prototypes, beginning from modeling and 3D printing all the way to the casting stage. I took head on the marketing and design for each bell, and produced many variations for different buyers, including plain bells and some themes as cows.
