Julia’s background in architectural design and digital fabrication has contributed to working on a wide range of projects including large-scale art installations, master plans, data center designs, 3D-printed constructions, as well as residential and commercial developments. She is interested in the intersection of architecture, technology and ecology, and is particularly focused on advancing design through community engagement and sustainable solutions.
Julia graduated from Cornell University’s advanced placement Master of Architecture program in December 2023. She earned her Bachelor of Environmental Design and a Minor in Art and Architectural History from Texas A&M University in 2021. Julia spent two years working in Texas A&M’s digital fabrication lab and later served as a teaching assistant at Cornell University. She is currently pursuing LEED certification and Architectural Licensure.
Outside of the office, Julia loves going on long walks, reading, painting, playing beach volleyball, and spending time with her dogs.
