I’m a passionate architectural designer dedicated to creating purposeful, impactful spaces. With a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Houston and an MBA in Management & Digital Marketing Strategies from the University of Connecticut, I’ve developed a diverse and well-rounded skill set that allows me to approach each project from multiple perspectives.

Throughout my career, I’ve contributed to high-profile projects like George Bush Intercontinental Airport, the Fertitta Center, and major airport systems for Newark and JFK. I’ve also had the opportunity to work on a wide range of projects, from healthcare and residential high-rises to advanced research labs for institutions like Yale University. Currently based in the Pacific Northwest, I’m managing healthcare design projects and collaborating on the largest children’s hospital in the U.S.

Beyond my architectural work, I find fulfillment in volunteering at an assisted living facility, where I paint with residents as part of a public service initiative. This has been incredibly rewarding, helping me foster connections, ignite creativity, and give back to the community.

Outside of architecture and volunteering, I enjoy jiu-jitsu, painting, hiking with my chocolate lab, Moana, and flying. Learning to fly has been a personal achievement that reinforces my belief in embracing discomfort and pushing beyond limits—principles I apply both in design and in life.