•I am a researcher, editor, designer, and occasional writer based in Tiohtià:ke (Montréal), Canada. My variable works—both digital and print—are approached through the lens of my architectural education and tend to center around acts of storytelling, imagemaking, and archiving.

Is there a known optimum gate size for the dual control of cattle and sheep?
Sophia Nannini / Canadian Centre for Architecture
book
editor
/25

Alina, Barbara, Halina, Helena, Zophia
Aglaia Konrad / Canadian Centre for Architecture
book
editor
/24

•The Barrack 1572–1914: Chapters in the History of Emergency Architecture
Robert Jan van Pelt / Park Books
book
illustrator
/24

Making the Wilderness
Tiffany Kaewan Dang / Canadian Centre for Architecture
web article
editor
/24

•On the Mountain, They Grew
Chutney 3
magazine
writer
/23

•Books as Building Stones
Canadian Architect
magazine
writer
/23

http://www.ochworks.ca
OCH Works
website
designer
/23

•The Fading Village: An Archive of Exile & Errantry
Master of Architecture / University of Waterloo
thesis
/22

•Chauffeur
Paprika! 8, 1: Transient Nostalgia
serial broadsheet
writer
/22

•In the Postcolony I: Toward Unsettling
Masters Students Fellowship / Canadian Centre for Architecture
research fellowship
/20

•Warm Waters
Canadian Architect
magazine
co-writer
/20

•Burning
Galt 3
book
editor in chief
/20

•Here & Now
Galt 3
zine
editor in chief
/20

•Watercooler Talk
Galt 3
web series
editor in chief
/20

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• A series of more than two dozen “worm’s-eye” axonometric drawings, developed by digitally reconstructing each barrack from archival drawings and photographs. Additionally, over 250 archival images were edited in preparation for print. Published by Park Books, Book design by Bureau Sandra Doeller.
• Short listed for "Most Beautiful German Book Desgin" by Stiftung Buchkunst