A rehabilitation plan for the 1911 grey stone church at 23 Frazer Avenue — a modified Gothic building whose stained glass memorial windows were carried over from the congregation's first 1890 church — proposing its adaptive reuse as an eight-room boutique bed-and-breakfast with a flexible event space and lower-level parking. The study pairs archival research on the site's history with a market analysis of Collingswood's tourism economy, a reuse feasibility assessment of condition, zoning, and transit access, and a financial model built on an SBA 7(a) financing structure.
Cornell CRP 5630 — Preservation Planning Studio
Rehabilitation plan for the Village of Hammondsport's Depot Park — repurposing the historic depot building as a local-business co-op and improving the park's landscape, event traffic, and waterfront, shaped by a community engagement event with 40+ participants.
Project manager for a twelve-person team, Cornell Design Connect
A cultural landscape report tracing the historical development of the museum grounds — significant events, changes over time, and the people and groups associated with the site — to build a narrative of the landscape's historical significance.
Cover image: companion interpretation brochure designed for the site
A set of interpretation materials — trifold brochure, outdoor signage, and a social media campaign — designed to help visitors develop a deeper appreciation for the crabapple trees (Malus) of the Class of 1923 Flowering Tree Collection and the diverse cultures they sustain, fostering connection, understanding, and stewardship.
Trifold brochure, outdoor sign, and social media series for the Class of 1923 Flowering Tree Collection
capstone project, 2022 INASLA Student Awards Planning & Analysis Honor Award
Downtown Houston Masterplan
Interior design for a women-owned spa working within a compact space.
Co-designer, during professional practice
Landscape design for the hotel's multi-use courtyard and lower-floor entrance plaza.
