01. ART INCUBATOR ADAPTIVE RE-USE
02. ASSEMBLE CHICAGO COMMUNITY
03. DYNAMIC HEALTHCARE
DYNAMIC PEDIATRICS
HEALTHCARE
04. DIOR OFFICES WORKPLACE
05. SELECTED WORKS MISCELLANEOUS
SPRING 2024
PROF. TINA PATEL
ID STUDIO V
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
This adaptive-reuse project brings life back into an endangered historic building. The concept stems from research of a lost, oppressed, or underrepresented history in or near Alliance, Ohio, the building site. This assigned site merges the history of the Kokoon Arts Klub with the history of the Knights of Pythias, the former owners of this space to bring in global and historic context in a brand new environment.
Parti Development
The presence of arts is linked to strengthening cultural identities, social well-being, and engagement, which could help revitalize Alliance. An art incubator would serve as a supportive and nurturing hub where artists could gather to encourage and share art, fostering a feeling of togetherness. This envisioned space would seek to promote entrepreneurship, socialization, and interaction within the community of artists, furthering their engagement with the community of Alliance. This creative and social space will raise levels of involvement through thoughtful design elements such as framing, layering, and movement.
FALL 2024
PROF. JENNIFER ROEBUCK
ID STUDIO VI
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Assemble Chicago is a carbon-neutral residential community in the heart of the Loop designed to give rise to a more resilient and vibrant city. This mixed-use project will offer apartments for downtown workers earning as little as minimum wage, alongside new public spaces and amenities, including a revitalized Pritzker Park
Block Diagrams
Large cities, like Chicago, can be known to have higher crime rates than other locations. The community center will foster social interaction and community engagement to reduce crime, in order to provide a safer and more secure environment in the city of Chicago. This project is designed with organization at its core, establishing clear pathways to community resources and social connections. Transparency is emphasized to promote security through visual openness. Balance is carefully integrated to ensure equity throughout the space. These logistics combined address safety in the area, creating a place for community members, residents, and visitors of all kinds. Analytique
Building Sections
FALL 2023
PROF. JILL LAHRMER
ID STUDIO IV
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
A newly constructed pediatric primary care clinic will be completed in the fall of 2024. This new clinic will provide comprehensive pediatric primary care from birth to age eighteen with accommodations to treat behavioral health issues. The design supports a seamless interaction for patients and family, to optimize the experience and outcomes through interior design, all while supporting healing, way finding, confidence, and trust.
Inspired by the vibrant ambiance of Baltimore, Maryland, the primary care clinic radiates a dynamic atmosphere. Bringing in motion and activity from the lively spirit of the city, the clinic should act as a positive environment for both patients and their families.
FALL 2023
PROF. JILL LAHRMER
ID STUDIO IV
830 Brickell brings a premium commercial offering to the heart of Miami’s financial center. It is used to reinvent the workplace, implementing a work model to harmonize with the client’s mission and goals. Remote and in-office dynamics are weaved together, shaping work solutions that align with desired tasks and objectives.
The workplace design for the luxury fashion brand, Dior, takes inspiration from the word refinement, embodying what Dior is known for best. This work environment focuses and shapes creativity into elegant precision, ensuring an efficient and refined establishment that reflects Dior’s commitment to excellence. Material
FALL 2022
PROF. ANDREA SOSA-FONTAINE
REPRESENTATION AND VISUALIZATION II
Therapy Waiting Room
PROF. BRANDI GREENE
Museum Event Space
SUMMER 2024
FEICK DESIGN GROUP INTERNSHIP
2021-2024
PERSONAL COLLECTION
VISUAL ARTS
