Research and writing at the intersection of architecture and public health, from a graduate thesis on a teaching hospital in Haiti to editorial work on activism in American architecture.
A live masterplan for L'Hôpital Universitaire de MyLifeSpeaks in Neply, Haiti, providing healthcare and medical education for roughly 90,000 people. Published as a full thesis booklet.
Research on how architectural space and spatial experience relate to psychotic conditions, and how design can support recovery and destigmatise care.
A conversation with Esther Charlesworth, founder of Architects Without Frontiers, on designing in the aftermath of disaster. Published in ArchiteXX's SubteXXt.
Research on architectural and construction approaches to improve conditions in correctional facilities, and how spatial design affects rehabilitation and human dignity.
A collected portfolio of built and conceptual work in health, dignity, and climate-responsive design across India, Haiti, and the USA.