Good Architecture
is Human
and in being so must adapt, grow, age, nurture,
dialogue, and plan for its future.
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and in being so must adapt, grow, age, nurture,
dialogue, and plan for its future.
I am a recent architecture graduate with a deep curiosity for the way buildings shape human behavior and are changed by it as well. This curiosity has drawn me toward community spaces, multi-unit residential, and the public realm. These places touch everyday life and can provide comfort, sense of ownership and representation, essential services, and more.
As our world becomes more and more aware of the building industry's effect on the environment and climate, I am interested in how buildings can respond authentically to their cultural context and now also their climatic context. Emerging material technologies and understandings for the tending and reuse of the built environment are shaping the future of our industry, and I look forward to working within the existing urban fabric, finding potential in underutilized sites and structures through infill, adaptive reuse, and secondhand materials.
At the heart of my practice is a belief that good architecture is human and in being so must adapt, grow, age, nurture, dialogue, and plan for the end of its life.
