This portfolio showcases two architectural projects that explore design innovation and community resilience in the Central Valley. The first project is a mixed-use development in Fresno, California, combining residential, commercial, and museum spaces within a single integrated site to foster connection and urban vitality. The second project focuses on Corcoran, a floodprone area, and explores resilient housing solutions and materials designed to adapt to environmental challenges while supporting sustainable living.
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WORK EXPERIENCE
Interior Designer
Interior Designer
Red Wave Construction l Monterey, California
Collaborated with Sierra Design Group on a boutique hotel renovation project in Monterey, California. Assisted in redesigning guest rooms and common areas to create a coastal-inspired, modern aesthetic. Contributed to material selection, lighting plans, and furniture layout while producing detailed AutoCAD drawings and 3D renderings. Collaborated with architects, contractors, and vendors to ensure quality finishes and adherence to project timelines. The completed design enhanced guest comfort and reflected the natural beauty of the Monterey coastline.
EDUCATION
Bachelor’s of Architecture
California State University, Fresno 2022-2026
Minor in Construction Management California State University, Fresno 2022-2026
SKILLS
Strong Client Communication
Proficient in AutoCAD, Revit
Creative and detail-oriented designer
Space Planning
Sustainable and eco-friendly design
Bilingual
LEED Accreditation
OSHA 30-Hour Safety
Autodesk Certified
CONTACT
PHONE: (559) 856-4578
MAIL: odalismata2@mail.fresnosate.edu
Project 1 01
Title: Flood-Prone Two-Story Residence
Description:
This project focuses on designing a floodresilient home that combines functionality, comfort, and durability for families living in floodprone areas. The house features five rooms, including a spacious master bedroom with a private restroom and walk-in closet. The layout includes a pantry, a well-equipped kitchen, and two living spaces spread across two floor levels to provide flexibility and comfort.
To address the region’s flooding challenges, the home is elevated 8 feet above ground level, reducing the risk of water damage. The primary materials are concrete and brick which were selected for their strength, stability, and resistance to moisture, ensuring long-term resilience and safety. This design serves as a model for sustainable, flood-adaptive housing in vulnerable communities.
Project 2 02
Title: Flood-Prone Two-Story Residence
Description:
This project focuses on designing a floodresilient home that combines functionality, comfort, and durability for families living in flood-prone areas. The house features five rooms, including a spacious master bedroom with a private restroom and walk-in closet. The layout includes a pantry, a well-equipped kitchen, and two living spaces spread across two floor levels to provide flexibility and comfort. To address the region’s flooding challenges, the home is elevated 8 feet above ground level, reducing the risk of water damage. The primary materials are concrete and brick which were selected for their strength, stability, and resistance to moisture, ensuring long-term resilience and safety. This design serves as a model for sustainable, flood-adaptive housing in vulnerable communities.
Project 3 03
Title: Mixed Use Museum
Description:
This project explores the integration of residential, commercial, and cultural spaces within a single mixed-use development in the heart of Fresno, California. The design aims to create a vibrant community hub where living, working, and learning intersect. The museum serves as the central feature of the site, surrounded by residential units and commercial spaces that encourage daily interaction and engagement with art, history, and local culture. The project emphasizes accessibility, connection, and sustainability, which is using open public spaces, pedestrian pathways, and green areas to promote community gathering and urban activity. Through its blend of functions, the Mixed-Use Museum project reimagines how architecture can strengthen social connection while supporting Fresno’s cultural and economic growth.
Project 4 04
Title: Mixed Use Museum
Description:
This project explores the integration of residential, commercial, and cultural spaces within a single mixed-use development in the heart of Fresno, California. The design aims to create a vibrant community hub where living, working, and learning intersect. The museum serves as the central feature of the site, surrounded by residential units and commercial spaces that encourage daily interaction and engagement with art, history, and local culture. The project emphasizes accessibility, connection, and sustainability, which is using open public spaces, pedestrian pathways, and green areas to promote community gathering and urban activity. Through its blend of functions, the Mixed-Use Museum project reimagines how architecture can strengthen social connection while supporting Fresno’s cultural and economic growth.
