

CULTIVATE
Housing and permaculture community for migrant farmworker’s families.
From increasing safety, social interaction, STEM education, offsetting C02 emissions, and overall produce resources, the integration of permaculture into Visalia’s new neighborhood will contribute to the multigenerational well-being of its residents. On site maintenance and produce are to be shared, with every apartment courtyard having its own different monoculture for easier maintenance. This system promotes shared responsibility and invites increased socializing that will naturally include and introduce children to STEM.



Site Axonometric

SUSPENDED CONNECTION
Micro Live/Work/Retail and exhibition space for local artists.
Suspended Connections is a culmination of two projects, Process and Exposure and Motions of Bread, developed seperately and coming together as a concept exploration. Inspired and connecting to the existing bread making towers and Bread & Salt, Suspended Connection aims to connect artists to each other through the physical transparency of process, display, and physical singular steel tube supportive system.

CA 92113
3rd Year Studio: Spring 2024 Partner Work with Liam Kelley, Completed San Diego,




Individual (Seperate) Process and Partner Exploration Physical Models





Structural Physical Model
SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”
Materials: Basswood
Perspctive Render
STONE HEARTH
Destination lookout facility for hikers in Hverfjall Center.
Stone Hearth is a place of rest that progressively gets warmer and brighter on the inside via geothermal heating, white interior, and occulus sunlight to reflect and pay homage to the creation story of the site. The Stone Hearth acts similarly to a Volcano that is warmer on the inside with magma but exterior has natural lava rock to the location.

2nd Year Studio: Fall 2021 Individual Work, Completed Hverfjall, Iceland

DOPPLER EFFECT
Transportation hub and community center on route Santa Ana’s anticipated streetcar.
Doppler Effect highlights the movement and interaction with Santa Ana’s bustling downtown as well as the points of interest within the transportation-community center. Designed with safety in mind, the singular form connects users to the street car and right to a community hub which hosts a space for rest and study upstairs, cafes, and auditoriums. Students will be able to use the streetcar and meet in this convenient point of connection.

2nd Year Studio: Spring 2022 Individual Work, Completed Santa Ana, CA



CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

SOLACE


Summer 2023
Grasshopper Exercise of ‘Foldable Skyscraper for Disaster Zones’’