Karst Urbanism

South St. Louis is a contested terrain, subject to fluctuations in socioeconomic migration, a shift in economic identity, and continual … More

Crossing Vendersgade

As part of “The Lively City” Master Class in Copenhagen, I produced a series of timelapse videos to understand pedestrian … More

Opportunity Corridors

This research first appeared in “A Case for Infrastructural Optimism” by Linda C. Samuels in Technology | Architecture + Design … More

Territorialized Terrains: Toward the Re-Appropriation of Cultural Landscapes

This article first appeared in Labour Issue 01 “Division, Control, Ruin” in 2019. The full issue can be viewed here. … More

Documenting Boston’s Cultural Landscapes

Through my work as the Sasaki Fellow for The Cultural Landscape Foundation, I produced the “What’s Out There Cultural Landscapes … More

Locating Vitality

The notion of urban vitality is at once a construct that is malleable to both individual and community pressures and … More

Portland Landing

As Portland, Maine contends with the realities of climate change, city leadership asked our team to consider climate-mitigating alternative uses … More

Social Urbanism in Medellin

Landscape architecture is a diverse practice in which designers evolve place at a variety of scales. Throughout history, this practice … More