I received my Bachelor’s degree from the Andrews University School of Architecture located in Southwest Michigan.  While there, I nurtured my keen interest in architecture, along with manual arts (hand drawing, and wood-working).  Always a travel enthusiast, I thrive in understanding local/international architectural customs and traditions in order to learn how they served to shape the built environment.

The philosophy and training that I received at the Andrews University School of Architecture is one that I have come to appreciate even more over time. Learning the true craft of traditional/classical architecture and urban design has helped me to understand the reason for a sense of place and what is worth loving and what is not. The execution of traditional, beautiful and sustainable architecture is what I hope to achieve. Ultimately, it is all about relationships. Buildings, cities and squares all help shape the way humans interact with each other. To master the execution of such a craft will be my ultimate, life-long journey. I seek to be part of an architectural environment that will push the current limits of my abilities and will allow me the opportunities to grow towards licensure. 

I'm originally from Chicago, Illinois. I relocated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 2015 and have been living and working here since then. I strive to and am working diligently toward achieving my goal to acquire valuable knowledge and experience in the world of architecture and design.