Fabrication
Interior Designer: Geremia Design
Project: Autocamp, Yosemite
A threshold installation setting the tone for arrival into the lodge and surrounding landscape. The installation uses climbing hardware as both structural and symbolic reference to mountaineering culture. Environmental imagery and considered material pairings establish a grounded prelude to the lodge experience.
In collaboration with Joe Chambers, I developed the concept into a buildable system through iterative prototyping and material testing—resolving attachment methods, assembly sequence, and structural performance.
RH | Renders & Visualizations
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Photography understanding
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Sketchup Pro skills to create models, drawings and elevations
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Photoshop skills
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Handskills to illustrate with wet and dry media
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Compositional awareness, so that the placing of objects is pleasing and helpful
Drawings
Latham ADU existing and proposed floor plans illustrating spatial changes.
Latham ADU floor plan illustrating spatial organization.
Kitchen elevation illustrating cabinetry and fixtures.
Primary bath floor plan illustrating spatial layout and fixtures.
Inspiration
Spatial Studies
A community skate structure that creates a focal gathering point—combining seating, shade, and skateable surfaces. Material contrast, scale, and form are used to guide movement and support a range of informal uses.
