ABOUT ME

I am a recent architecture graduate from Syracuse University. My current work and research has focused on re-provoking the iconic "Slow House," by Diller + Scofidio. Following its incomplete construction in 1989, the site remains vacant today, offering the potential for it to take on a new life. This developing body of work is one that engages each iteration in conversation with one other, allowing for it to re-insert itself in discourse, and re-evaluate what the role is of the contemporary home is today.


I have worked on architectural research and publications, and worked in other creative sectors outside of architectural practice. In addition to my current interest in conceptual/creative practices and methodologies, I hope to continue to expand my architectural, and extra-architectural, experience across multiple disciplines.