My role as an architect is to take projects from initial design through full construction documentation and beyond through construction administration. Responsible for detailing and coordinating multiple project and construction types, from multi-family housing to education projects. I have a passion for the technical aspects of design and work to develop new software standards and Revit families to streamline the development of documents and reduce errors throughout the design process.

Using AutoCAD, Revit , Inventor and Rhino to detail and coordinate the design of the SFMOMA facade in the transition from conceptual design to fabrication. Responsible for the parts and units drawings for the fabrication of a performance mock-up, using Revit to coordinate embed layouts and issue detection, responsible for the design and production drawings for the most complex units on the SFMOMA facade using Rhino for conceptual design and Autodesk Inventor for production documents, and assisting in the oversight of shop fabrication.

Developed skills in 3D visualization working with Rhino 5 and Vray to create presentation and marketing graphics. Worked on proposal and award submission graphics and layouts.

As an assistant to Prof. Marc Swackhammer, I helped to develop a variable vacuum-form mold for a tile design. The design used information from a Grasshopper model in Rhino to control the heights of various hexagonal pieces to create a topographic pattern across a series of wall panels. This early prototyping helped in the development of further studies and the process/product recently won the Architecture Magazine R+D Award for 2014.

Responsible for recitation class of 30 students, grading papers and a design project in addition to leading discussions. The class covered topics relating to the socio-spatial relationships and perceptions.

Primarily responsible for office management and involved in promotions work. Also gained experience working with specifications and AIA documents.