
Deconstruction / Flexible Market
A proposed farmers market near Memorial Stadium in Columbia. A regular structural grid opens up at the edges to make room for different vendors, events, and crowds.
Architectural Studies · University of Missouri
I am interested in how buildings relate to the land around them and how people experience a place. My work combines architectural design, research, and model making.I explore how architecture connects people, place, and landscape through design, research, and making.
A selection of studio projects, research, and built work.

A proposed farmers market near Memorial Stadium in Columbia. A regular structural grid opens up at the edges to make room for different vendors, events, and crowds.

A school set into the landscape along the MKT Trail. The trail passes through the site and over the building.

A study of how layered forms, light, and circulation can shape the experience of moving through a building.

A proposal for Hall Theatre that preserves the historic façade while adding a glass enclosure and space for new uses.

A cabin redesign for Camp Ondessonk, developed from sketches into a project built with a local architect.

A sculptural study of George Inness’s painting In the Roman Campagna, made from 200 folded paper cubes.
I study architectural design at the University of Missouri, where I also work as a teaching assistant, fabrication lab assistant, and student researcher. I am especially interested in the relationship between buildings and their sites, and in how ideas move from drawings to physical models and built work.