Hello, it’s nice to meet you!
I share place-based ecological histories in order to help communities, governments, and cultural institutions implement their visions, and collaborate across disciplines to bring wide-reaching programs and projects to life.
My professional experience spans public policy, architecture, cultural heritage, and sustainable development. Recent and ongoing work includes evaluating climate risk models for New York’s multifamily housing sector, researching the role of value chains in decarbonization projects, expanding ADA+ accessibility in local elections, and conserving urban heritage in global coastal resiliency projects.
I hold a Master of Science in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management from Parsons School of Design at The New School, where I researched global urbanization patterns, water infrastructure, and multispecies futures. I previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Virginia, where my thesis centered on the design of religious reconciliation landscapes in Morocco.
I look forward to applying my holistic approach to new projects.
Thank you for visiting, and please enjoy the work.
