I explore the intersection of architecture, history, and identity,  

    designing spaces that reconnect people to place, memory, and material.  

    My work draws from agrarian culture and natural systems,  

    seeking to balance sustainability with a sense of permanence.  

    Alongside architecture, I compose music, write, and work with ceramics.  

    These processes shape how I think about rhythm, structure, and craft.  

    I study French and travel often, looking to other cultures and landscapes  

    for perspective and a deeper understanding of place.  

    Across mediums, I am drawn to work that leaves traces,  

    holds memory, and engages the human experience.