as a master of city planning candidate at massachusetts institute of technology, i’m passionate about creating meaningful and innovative conversations surrounding
design and public space.

my multidisciplinary background influences how i solve problems: my educational background in interior architecture inspires my care for the human body in space, my professional background leading departments within arts institutions strengthens my investment in community engagement strategies to preserve cultural vibrancy, and my current studies in city planning enhance my innovative strategic planning and technical design skills in the public realm.

my work has instilled a deep interest in the process of collaborative creation, experimenting with the tangible relationship between dance, music, and the built environment.

i create community-driven environments, experiences, and exhibition spaces that educate and transport users, exposing their curiosity in everyday encounters.

most recently; mit dusp, the kreeger museum