BIO

I am a spatial practitioner and researcher. I work across landscape and architecture through design research, exhibition, and teaching. I believe in the capacity of design to transform our current realities by imagining radical futures and mobilizing action.

I recently graduated with distinction from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design (2023), holding a master’s in landscape architecture. I was awarded the Landscape Architecture Thesis Prize and the American Society of Landscape Architects Honor Award. I received an M.A. in Situated Practice with distinction from the Bartlett School of Architecture (2021), where I was awarded the Bartlett Medal. And I received my Bachelor of Science in Architecture with high honors from the University of Virginia (2014), where I was awarded the Design Excellence Award and the Sean Steele Nicholson Award.

Over the years, I worked at different architecture and landscape architecture practices like Hart Howerton in New York (USA), El Equipo Mazzanti in Bogotá (Colombia), Michel Desvigne in Paris (France), and Agency Landscape + Planning in Cambridge (USA). I collaborated with talented designers and managed various ambitious projects, award-winning competitions, and exhibitions in Colombia, Chile, Italy, and France. Notably, I led the UCBM Master plan International Design Competition in Rome, Italy, The International Antarctic Center in Punta Arenas, Chile, and the You Play, We Play Exhibition in Milan, Italy.