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I n t e g r ated Pa th to w a rd s Archite cture L ice nce s ( IPAL ) P a r t o f t h e 2 0 1 9 c o h o r t o f t h e I PA L p r o g r a m a t C U A . A p r e s t i g i o u s p r o g r a m a l l o w i n g s t u d e n t s t o e x p e d i t e t h e i r M a s t e r ' s d e g r e e a n d A rchitecture Licenses exams

Pr o g r am Sk i lls

Adobe Suite - Photoshop, Indesign, Illuistrator Rhino Sketch-up Revit AutoCAD Enscape Hand Modeling

I n t e r sc ho o l D esi n g C o n ve rsation Received two awards for my team's conversation about Architecture Education and the role of Architects in social justice.

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Spent one week with eleven classmates from Seton Catholic Central High School. providing food, medical supplies, and support for struggling orphanages still recovering from the earthquake.

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Senior member of Key Club while at Seton Catholic Central High School. Reached out and volunteered at local community centers.

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ered from various sites, gives the structure a welcoming dose of the old-world charm it seeks to celebrate. Built close to the Potomac, the first floor is designed precisely to withstand the frequent

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floods brought on by the river.

When flooding occurs, the galleries above appear to float upon the water, thereby creating a unique maritime experience.

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saw tooth roofs and a sacrificial first floor which are represented in the diagrams above, the building becomes part of its environment but adapting to the circum stances at hand. The roof helps with natural ventilation while the first floor becomes a place where the water meets the building in a welcoming manner

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Symbolizing an open book, the butterfly roof of this Georgetown public library entices readers to open one up for themselves. Inside, the building’s glass walls provide visitors with ample reading light, while large wooden beams on the building’s exterior simultaneously create a wonderfully cozy and intimate setting to get lost in a good book.

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Assigned to design an urban farm

to combat food injustice within the city of DC. The program for this project was diverse and unique. From a juice bar and farm stand to a classroom, as well as over 20,000 sf of farmable area in the middle of Oxon Run park in Ward 8 of DC.

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just the program or site, but an entire community. Various pre-existing buildings revealed a series of injustices within this overlooked community and as a studio, we experimented with the idea of design addressing those injustices.

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