As work in the public realm becomes increasingly complex, my work aims to push for more integrative and collaborative forms of design practice to improve social and environmental equity in our cities.
I work at the intersections of design research, community-centered design, and environmental and social justice in the built environment. To expand the definition and capacity of design to address complex 21st century issues, teaching and mentorship play an integral role in my work. I have over twelve years of experience working as a practicing Landscape Architect in New York City, San Francisco, and Seattle, which grounds the work I do today to drive more equitable and just outcomes in our cities. I am currently a Design Director at Openbox.