I am an architectural and landscape designer working with environmental uncertainty. My practice leverages emerging technology and interdisciplinary research from science studies and queer theory to develop new ground for architectural design. I am based in New York.

I have worked on projects in New York, Paris, and China with offices including MOS Architects, New-Territories/R&Sie(n), and Ken Smith Workshop. Built projects include a garden at the Jardins de Metis (2025), a traveling greenhouse installed at Syracuse University School of Architecture (2025), and a shed for a queer bar in Brooklyn (2023).

I hold a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture with honors from the Pennsylvania State University, and a Master of Architecture from Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, where I received the Excellence in Design award, a William Kinne Fellowship, and the AIA Allwork Scholarship. I teach architecture and digital media at Syracuse University School of Architecture.

This website indexes some of my work...