About

The paths I have taken have taught me technical architecture skills, design fabrication, interior design, management, and sales...

And I continue to follow the groove of aesthetic inspiration. From the time I could hold a pencil, I have been drawing and telling stories. When I was four years old living in Jackson, TN, my parents would give me cardboard boxes to play with. I learned how to use my imagination to turn those boxes into a plane flying over the ocean, and spatial organization. When I was six, my dad showed me how to draw a cube and this opened up even more possibilities. I could now draw buildings, houses mostly, inspired by the Frank Lloyd Wright architecture that my grandfather loved so much. I also spent much of my life in scouts, appreciating and experiencing natural environments, touring Falling Water, and learning the importance of respect for our earth. In high school, I became more involved in entrepreneurial groups and ecological clubs and my mind had become made up to study architecture that would help the planet. I studied Environmental Design - Architecture at the University of Colorado Boulder, learning the different scales of design: product design, architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning. This multidisciplinary education helped me to understand the effects of design on people and the planet. After graduating in 2023, I joined an interior design studio in Boulder as a draftsman and designer. I ended up not liking it all that much and left looking for something new. I stumbled upon canvassers for The Nature Conservancy and I wanted to donate, but I was too young. Instead, I got a job early on in the canvassing company. I earned every promotion to become the first Campaign Manager in the company. I became even better at telling stories about our earth, but I was growing more distant from my design background. To get back in touch with my artistic side, I started taking on creative projects for myself, others, and businesses in Baltimore. Now my design company is continuing to grow and I could not be more proud.