Selected Work
A collection of visual, spatial, and environmental studies exploring memory, place, ecology, and the systems that shape experience.
FRAMED SOLITUDES
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Design Discovery
Framed Solitudes explored how facade, threshold, and enclosure could transform isolation into a reflective spatial experience. Through studies of vernacular bay windows, layered skins, and recessed entry conditions, the project reimagined the facade as both boundary and refuge.
AGNES DENES MAGAZINE
The University of Tampa, Typography 1
A publication design project examining Agnes Denes’s environmental practice through ecology, intervention, philosophy, and visual storytelling.
D.C. GREEN SPACE ACCESSIBILITY
The University of Tampa, GIS for the Social Sciences
A mapping project analyzing how income, walking distance, and physical barriers shape access to urban green space in Washington, D.C.
TYPE SPECIMEN CATALOG
The University of Tampa, Typography 1
A study of type as a visual voice, where form, hierarchy, and rhythm shaped meaning before language was read.
The University of Tampa, Research and Practice
The natural world was studied as a language of pattern, where repetition and variation became a modular design system.
MODULAR TEXTURES OF THE NATURAL WORLD
The University of Tampa, Creative Technologies
A study of anatomy as structure, using layered diagrams and visual hierarchy to reveal the hidden systems beneath the surface.
