Architect/ Preservationist
LATEST PROJECTS
Project | 01
Projects | The Towers Co-op Community
This was a whole garden apartment complex that exists in an entire city block in historic Jackson Heights, Queens. We were tasked with an extensive existing conditions assessment including measured drawings. I was responsible for some of the surveying, and all of the base drawings and conditions drawings. We also did a site survey, and double checked all drawings against the conditions. Photos and multiple site visits were a key part of a process to get the details done correctly.
Project | 02
Projects | Hastings on Hudson Village Hall
This was an extensive survey of the inside and outside of a village town hall. The client had a lot on their list of work to do, and we started with assessing the conditions. Once we had the report the client wanted to move forward with phasing the most important work. I worked on the base drawings and helped organize those drawings into several bid sets that could be presented for the different phases of work.
Project | 03
Projects | Brooklyn Brownstone
This was a small project that I was one of the first projects I worked on at my last firm. It involved a small existing condition assessment to look at the issues the owners wanted repaired. I did the drawings, as well as put together the bid and construction sets. I worked with the contractor, client, and consultants to keep the project going through two three project manager changes.
Project | 05
Projects | Deck & Terrace Project
These were two small scale alteration projects I was responsible for completing during my employment at WSA Modern Ruins. I did the drawings based on existing conditions drawings and expanding to meet the clients' requests. Responsibilities also included code and zoning analysis, product research, and producing 3D supporting models for render images. There are also two renders from a small feasibility study for signage.
Project | 06
Project | College Science Building
This was a large project that was one of several I worked on during my internship at USA Architects. I was assigned detail areas and responsible for researching, drawing, and labeling based on input from my superiors. I also attended design meetings and participated in the selection of interior finishes. Project has started before and was not complete at end of my summer internship.
Project | 07
Project | Powederham Castle
This is the individual project that came about as part of a larger group project working on a Conservation Plan for Powderham Castle in Devon, England. As part of the project I created an accessibility study that included mapping doorway widths, floor levels, and placing accessibility technology such as elevators and ramps to get into the building
Project | 08
Project | Holy Apostle Church
This was a group project, working with three other students on a documentation project of the churches many stained glass windows. As part of the project we created rectified photographs, CAD drawings, and analysis drawing for a final presentation.
Project | 09
Project | Park Pavilion
A hand traced project completed during my Classical Architecture studio at the ICAA. This design shows the basic components of the Pavilion meant to be placed in Prospect park as a new entry pavilion.
Project | 10
Project | Design Studio 2018
This was an individual project with the goal of developing 'live' renders overlaid onto existing videos. I used maya and adobe aftereffects to develop short fly over videos of my rendered model. The project was to be a large resort complex in the desert along route 66, with buildings looking like metal had melted over rock formations.
Project | 11
Project | Design Studio 2017
This was a two person comprehensive studio that involved a complete design for a lab building in Halifax, Nova Scotia. We designed a building that incorporated plant growing systems in the circulation system. The exterior glass facade system wrapped into the interior turning the whole building into a larger complex of small discrete units. In addition to lab spaces there were public access to the courtyards and other gallery spaces. It was a living and learning center meant for research that also included living quarters with appropriate separation from the work and live space per safety regulations.