Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, raised around Denver, Colorado, and Seattle, Washington. These varied experiences of urban environments shaped my understanding of how planning, community, and place influence daily life.

Earning a Bachelor of Architecture with a minor in sustainability from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. As well as being awarded the Presidential Merit Scholarship. I am currently a candidate for the Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies at the University of Southern California, with a focus on City Design and Housing.

I approach the design process through the lens of iteration and collaboration, grounded in honesty and accountability. Acknowledging my limitations, being eager to learn, and crediting shared knowledge are essential to fostering creativity. I am especially drawn to practices that prioritize accessibility, sustainability, and public engagement.

My work is guided by three core values: clarity, truthfulness, and communication. To translate complex ideas into forms that engage rather than divide. Allowing architecture to be understood, questioned, and shared, strengthening its impact on society.

Together, these values shape my approach to architecture as both a design discipline and a civic practice committed to social responsibility, collective understanding, and long-term impact.