I am an architectural designer interested in what spaces remember and what they might yet become. My work, spanning exhibition installations, community research, and built projects, uses design as a language for telling stories about place, history, and the people who are too often left out of both. From contributing to the Chicago Architecture Biennale to developing a graduate thesis alongside Philadelphia community organizers, I approach every project as an act of spatial imagination: using drawing, modeling, and collaborative process to speculate on environments that are more equitable, more expressive, and more alive to the communities within them.