I’m an architect who enjoys solving problems through thoughtful, well-crafted design. I’ve always been drawn to both creative making and technical thinking, from art and crafting to understanding systems, structure, and how things come together. Architecture became a natural way for me to bring those interests into a single practice.

Originally from Oklahoma, I earned my Master of Architecture from Harvard, lived and worked in Mexico City, and later returned Oklahoma to teach architecture at my alma mater. Those experiences continue to shape how I approach design as curious, collaborative, and grounded in context. I enjoy working across all phases of a project and enjoy contributing wherever careful thinking and clear execution are needed.

Now settling into Seattle, I’m excited to build roots in the Pacific Northwest. Outside of work, I enjoy making things by hand and spending time with my husband, playing board games, which feeds my love of strategy, systems, and problem-solving.

Licensed Architect in the state of Oklahoma

With six years of professional experience, my work has spanned multiple sectors and scales, from large, ground-up mixed-use towers in New York City to small community hospital renovations and interior remodels, shaping how I approach both highly coordinated efforts and more intimate, detail-driven scopes.

I’ve been involved in all phases of design, collaborating closely with consultants, user groups, and project teams to carry design intent through to execution. This hands-on experience has shaped my ability to adapt quickly and contribute wherever needed, helping deliver thoughtful, buildable solutions that respond to both technical and human needs.

Master of Architecture II, 2020

Harvard University Graduate School of Design

Bachelor of Architecture, 2018

University of Oklahoma