Grad portfolio (PDF)

Projects
SpaceX
Creature Comfort: Space Travel Research
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Xipe Totec: Real Estate and Development
{ADD LAB}
Animal: 3D Print Research
Architectural Intelligence
Stalactite Sound: Acoustical Research
Patagonia
Creative office Space: Program Design
Steel House
Mescal: Comprehensive Design

LACMA
Park it: Major Building Design
Compton
Compton Rising: Building and Landscape Design
Pavilioin
Rigid Jelly: Digital Fabrication

SpaceX
Creature Comfort: Space Travel Research

EDEN CAPSULE # 4

Working closely with Brandon Pearce, Senior Director of Avionics Hardware Development at SpaceX, the team took on the challenge of
desiging a spatial experience for the inside of ElonMusk’s hypothetical Mars Colonial Transporter for a hundred people to travel on a six month
journey to Mars.

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Eden Section 1

INFLATABLE

Eden Section 2

CAPSULE DOORS
SLEEPING POD

FOOD CORRIDOR
GARDEN
HYGIENE CORRIDOR
LIGHTING SYSTEM
Eden Section 3

Food Corridor

Hygenic Corridor

Detached Eden Capsule

Inflatable Space

Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Xipe Totec: Real Estate and Development
Bank of America Merrill Lynch Low Income Affordable Housing Development Challenge in its 26th year. The team was comprised of
six-second year masters in Urban Planning students and one Architecture student from UCLA to form the team called MURP and Associates.
The team won the competition with their project titled Xipe Totec (pronounced si-pe toh-tec), named after the Aztec God of the East, symbolizing
regeneration and new life. Each team worked to identify a site and then create a proposal that included explanations of the development
program, the market, design, services, and financing.

OUT PATIENT CLINIC
YOUTH CENTER
STUDIO APARTMENTS
MANGER UNITS
COMMUNITY SPACE
OFFICE SPACE

Interior Studio Apartment

Rear Entrance

Plan

Street Mural

Front Entrance

{ADD LAB}
Animal: 3D Print Research
A yearlong investigation into the world of additive manufacturing, looking into the relationship between 3D printed hard-shell structures
combined with elastic 3D printed nylon structures. During my research I worked with ADD LAB in Finland to further understand different processes of 3D printing and how it can be applied to the future of architecture while using the proposed Guggenheim Museum, Finland as a point of
architectural interest.

Rotational Axis
Perspectives

Elevation