As part of my internship with the Hudson Yards Hell’s Kitchen Alliance, I created marketing campaigns to be used on their social media accounts, newsletters, and website. The content includes neighborhood alerts and updates, business opportunities, community events, and announcements on art installations. Below are some examples of the content I created for them. The […]
This summer I had the honor of being the project assistant and documenter for the Youth Public History Institute, a new project conceived by Mariame Kaba of Project NIA and Interrupting Criminalization focusing on the histories of prisons, slavery and rebellion, policing and surveillance, research and social justice. I created a visual and written record […]
I recently worked on three posters in my free time and I wanted to share them. These issues around ending gun violence, criminal justice, and LGBTQ+ rights are some that are very important to me. End Gun Violence The graphic uses headlines from primary news sources. My goal when creating this graphic was to highlight […]
Located in Gowanus, Brooklyn, Community Center 01 aims at bringing private green space to the public. The design was guided by the surrounding environment where brownstones have private front yards and courtyards, even on atypical sites where green space was negotiated into the site, pictured below. The community center brings this to the community through […]
Located in Syracuse, NY the Subterranean Theater resides mostly below ground level. Its structure is dug into the ground and connects to the site’s original landscape, similar to my precedent study on Peter Zumthor’s Zinc Mine Museums. One of my goals in this project was to preserve the site’s usability. Instead of the building being […]
This project studied Peter Zumthor’s Zinc Mine Museum. Zumthor was commissioned to revamp the already existing zinc mines. He developed simplistic buildings “inspired by the mining operation […] and the workers’ strenuous everyday lives” (ArchDaily). Laminated wood holds the main structure. The all-black exterior and interior resemble a gallery and does not take away from […]
The Art Incubator is designed with the goal of creating both a visually stimulating and a physically interactive space for museum-goers in one cohesive structure. The surrounding site and its buildings are on a box-like grid, with typical rectangular buildings built throughout the neighborhood. The Art Incubator juxtaposes the box-like form of its neighbors with […]
This project was designed Fall 2021 after studying the Mesa House in Utah designed by Annabelle Selldorf. The Mesa House is a private resort tucked into a desert, surrounded by Utah’s natural environment, making the structure serve the landscape, rather than vice versa. When looking at it, I felt the landscape was more of the […]
This will likely be one of my favorite builds. This NYC apartment is based on photographs of a West Village, high-rise apartment building. I focused on designing an apartment with an abundance of natural light because only one wall faces outside. I utilized exposed brick, natural greenery, molded arched doorways and windows, and bay windows […]
It has been a while since my last post but I’m back with the Scandinavian architecture-inspired house, built on a 16×16 baseplate, consisting of three floors, 1.5 baths, and three separate living spaces. Before diving into the interior I’ll go into the exterior design. First, note that the entryway (Image 1) into the home is […]
