My mom has always wanted to go to Hawai’i, so in the summer of 2017, after I graduated college, she and I took a trip to Maui with Habitat for Humanity to help finish refurbishing some houses and apartments and do some sightseeing while there. We met some pretty incredible people and I’m thankful that my mom and I have the memories from this special trip for the rest of our lives.
A few of the amazing dishes we enjoyed in MauiOrchids and other gems seen at the Garden of EdenRainbow spotted pre-luau. Rainbows are pretty common given Hawai’i’s consistent on-and-off showers, which makes it even more of a magical placeMy mom being cute!One example of Hawai’i’s incredible sunsetsCoffee Plantation and beautiful viewsClear blue waters and black sand beaches on the Road to HanaViews from Haleakala at sunset
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I am a landscape designer and engineer-in training currently practicing in the San Francisco Bay Area. I grew up in Arizona, where I developed a deep appreciation for water and resilient desert landscapes. I obtained my Bachelors degree in Civil Engineering from Arizona State University before achieving my Masters degree in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning from UC Berkeley in 2023. I currently practice at Restoration Design Group in West Berkeley, where my work integrates ecological restoration and watershed principles with grading, infrastructure design, and thoughtful site planning. I'm currently pursuing licensure as a professional landscape architect in California and am interested in expanding my work further into the American Southwest.
Along with my design practice, I enjoy practicing alternative photography to creatively explore landscape, texture, and light. Photography has challenged me to deepen the way I observe and understand environments and the relationship between people, water, and place.
This online portfolio is intended to share my work and to express creativity, curiosity, and appreciation for the environment. I'm always interested in collaborating, whether it be related to landscape and drainage design or a photography project.
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