These are custom AutoCAD families that make design work faster, cleaner, and more organized. Each one is built with attention to detail and flexibility in mind, so they fit easily into different projects. My goal is to design families that not only look good but also work smoothly in real design workflows.

This is a scaled house model using popsicle sticks that follows required dimensions and ADA accessibility codes. This project helped me understand how real construction systems work, from framing and structure to accessible design, while letting me get hands-on with the building process and attention to detail.

This is a collection of Revit furniture families and laid them out on a title block to show my modeling and organization skills. This project let me experiment with different furniture types while learning how to keep each family clean, consistent, and ready to use in a real design project.

I designed a one-floor office space using Revit, complete with a floor plan, rendering, and various workstation setups. This project helped me explore how layout, flow, and furniture placement can shape a workspace that feels organized, comfortable, and productive

This collection combines past projects focused on hands-on design, carving and building with cardboard and clay, along with hand-sketching a construction floor plan and wall system edge detail. These studies helped me understand structure, materiality, and the connection between physical craft and architectural drawing.

These are past projects created using Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. These works show my experience with digital design tools, from layout and rendering to graphics and presentation, while exploring different ways to communicate ideas visually and creatively.

I designed Willow Elementary School, a two-story learning environment focused on function, comfort, and connection to nature. The project involved research, space planning, and zoning to meet specific classroom and square footage requirements. I incorporated earth tones and natural colors that feel bright and engaging for children while still creating a calm, balanced atmosphere. Furniture, materials, and renderings were developed to bring the design vision to life.

Our group reimagined the current studio classroom to better support collaboration and individual focus. Together, we designed a comfortable, eclectic environment that encourages creativity and well-being during long work sessions. Using research on learning styles and spatial design, we incorporated flexible furniture layouts, quiet zones, and group work areas. Natural materials, greenery, and soft, earthy colors were used to create a calm, inviting atmosphere that helps students feel more connected, inspired, and productive.