My work centers on reclamation: taking land and materials that have been used up or thrown away and making them public and useful again. It's the thread that runs through everything I do.

At Manresa Wilds, a 125-acre brownfield-to-park redevelopment, that meant turning a former coal and oil plant into publicly accessible parkland. I worked on the owner's side, coordinating an active construction site while carrying design intent from the drawings into the field. The same instinct shows up at a smaller scale in objects I build by hand from reclaimed materials.

I hold a bachelor's degree in Environmental Design, a discipline spanning urban planning, landscape architecture, architecture, and product design. That range lets me move fluidly between scales and see how a single decision ripples through the whole project, from master plan to individual object.

I'm based in New York, working on owner-side site development projects.