Thesis Projects
Thesis Projects by Year
Unprecedented Times: The Future of How We Work
The COVID-19 pandemic created an unexpected and unprecedented global work experiment that permanently changed how we work, where we work, and the role work plays in our lives. This abrupt transition from a ‘traditional’ on-site work model to a remote work model has had a prolonged effect on people on psychological, emotional, and professional levels. While productivity levels increased, well-being and work/life balance decreased. I saw this as an opportunity to reimagine the hybrid work model in a post-pandemic world. How do we combine the best parts of working on-site, such as socialization, movement, and routine, with the flexibility of working remotely? In my thesis, I have created a coliving and coworking community where groups of friends or colleagues can stay for extended periods of time to work remotely all while exploring the city of Portland, Maine together. Through deliberate space planning of the site, I decentralize ‘work’ and ‘life’ functions to foster socialization and movement and increase well-being and work/life balance.
A Soulful Past with a Uniquely Modern Lens
Urbanization requires adaptation to population density and embrace of associated housing typologies, including vertical living that is cost-efficient, sustainable, resilient, and inclusive.
Plug Into Nature: Restoring Nature Connectedness Through Immersive Experiences
Urbanization requires adaptation to population density and embrace of associated housing typologies, including vertical living that is cost-efficient, sustainable, resilient, and inclusive.
A Transitional Place and Holistic Solution for Refugee Resettlement
It all begins with an idea.
In With The Old: Historic Interiors as Socio-cultural Artifacts Adapted for Current Use
It all begins with an idea.
Connections Community High School: Socially and Environmentally Sustainable Design for Urban Communities
It all begins with an idea.
Possibilities of Historic Architecture
Old buildings are an integral part of America’s cities. They tell us about the history of place, where we came from, and what happened before we were here.
Released: Designing for a Stigmatized, At-Risk & Transitional Population
It all begins with an idea.
