I’m a recent Master of Architecture graduate from Texas Tech University with a particular interest in sacred architecture, master planning, and critical regionalism. My approach to design explores the relationships between architecture, place, culture, and community, focusing on how contemporary buildings can respond meaningfully to their regional context.

With a background in architecture and business administration, I combine design thinking, technical development, and practical problem-solving. My work spans architectural design, computational modeling, digital fabrication, visualization, and hands-on making. Across these areas, I aim to create places that reflect their surroundings and serve the people who inhabit them.