Designing for cities where community is found through intentional, innovative, and inquisitive processes.
Urban Studies graduate from UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design ('26) focused on designs that move people and culture through studies on entertainment districts, micro-mobility networks, and sustainable adaptive reuse. With minors in Sustainable Design and Social & Cultural Factors in Environment Design, I bridge spatial design, mobility, and public life to imagine more equitable, resilient urban futures.
Design & Graphics
Projects 01–04
P.01Marina Green Redesign
Ecological waterfront restoration focusing on public circulation & entertainment utility.
P.02Reimagining OAK311
Modular residential typology targeting sustainable circularity & material reuse.
P.03Artist affordable housing model
An affordable housing proposal for Oakland's displaced artist community at 2100 Telegraph Avenue.
P.04Youthful Strides: Living Sidewalks of San Francisco
Maps and photography tying historical research to city design, reading art as the record of a city's living identities.
Research & Policy
Projects 01–05
R.01URBAN DISPLACEMENT PROJECT: ANTI-DISPLACEMENT POLICY MAPPING
Regional inventory of tenant protections, preservation tools, and production levers across San Diego and Inland Empire jurisdictions.
R.02FERRYING THE FUTURE: UC BERKELEY TO NASA AMES TRANSIT PROPOSAL
Medium-term ferry-shuttle proposal linking UC Berkeley with the NASA Ames Berkeley Space Center.
R.03HEAT-SAFE HOMES: DATA-DRIVEN HOUSING RESILIENCE
A targeted program to expand reliable HVAC and weatherization in disadvantaged Bay Area communities facing extreme heat and high energy burdens.
R.04WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS
A city-immersion study of San Francisco and the Bay Area reading sidewalks, art, and daily routines as evidence of community needs and change.
R.05A GHOST SHIP IN A LIVING CITY
A site exploration of the Ghost Ship Warehouse reading Sanborn and fire insurance maps to trace how Oakland's past shapes its built environment today.