Designing for cities where community, entertainment, & transit infrastructure move together.
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.03Middle School Classroom Modernization
Transit-oriented concept linking UC Berkeley with NASA Ames Research Center.
P.04Artist affordable housing model
An affordable housing proposal for Oakland's displaced artist community at 2100 Telegraph Avenue.
Research & Policy
Projects 01–03
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.