About

I am a New York City based city planner, artist, and writer with a lifelong passion for the built environment. My work treats landscapes, structures, and human experience as interlocking pieces of a single practice. Whether through intricate hand-drawings or urban planning work, I strive to provide a distinctive perspective rooted in honesty and clarity. I value direct communication and tangible prototypes, preferring authentic collaboration over formal presentations.

With experience spanning city government, real estate development, land use and transportation planning, I bring a nuanced view to how cities are designed and managed. I am originally from Milwaukee, a city central to my work, and now live in New York City. I hold degrees in Urban Studies from Fordham University and Urban Planning from Hunter College. I currently serve as a Land Use and Environmental Planner for the New York City Department of Transportation, where I balancing technical expertise with a creative commitment to visualizing a city’s potential.