DESIGN & ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
Self Collage
I am currently majoring in Design and Environmental Analysis at Cornell, where I am developing a strong foundation in design thinking and sustainable practices. During my freshman and Sophomore year, I completed a range of studio courses in 2D, 3D, and graphic design, where I expanded my creative approach and problem-solving skills. The work presented here reflects my growth as a designer and my commitment to sustainability.
2023-2024
DEA 1500 Introduction to Environmental Psychology
DEA 1140 Principles of Design Computing
DEA 1150 Design Graphics Visualization
DEA 1110 Making a Difference by Design
DEA 1101 Visual Literacy and Design Studio
Cornell Design and Environmental Analysis Courses
2024-2025
DEA 2510 History of Design Futures
DEA 2730 Human Centered Methods
DEA 2025 Graphics: Visual Communication for Social Impact
DEA 2203 StudioSHIFT
DEA 3550 Planning and Managing the Workplace
FSAD 3200 Global Textile and Apparel Sustainability
DEA 3030 Materials for Design and Sustainability
DEA 3550 Research Methods in Human-Environment Relations
THE FORCE OF ENERGY IN NATURE
MOTIF
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BLACK INK APPLIED ON WHITE BOARD USING PAPER STRAW
Zaha Hadid Book Cover
Organized Chaos - Ink Drawing
Interior Illustration
Exterior Illustration
Bauhaus Collage
WAVE OF CHANGE
SOLHUB ADAM’S CORNER CAFE
Graphic Design Book
Front Cover
Back Cover
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Pattern Progress Book
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Immigrant Student Rights
Project in collaboration with Anika Sukumar
DEA 2250 Impactful Graphics
Cornell College of Human Ecology
Pop-up exhibit
DEA 2203 & FSAD 2640 Collaboration Project Exhibit in honor of the College of Human Ecology 100 years.
Study Lounge 1159
Interior Design Schematic Design/Model proposal for Study Lounge 1159 Located in Martha Van Rensselaer Hall.
DEA 2203 Studio SHIFT
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dSource: Recycable Materials Storage Unit
In the Interior Design Studio SHIFT (DEA 2203), we created a recyclable storage unit designed to help decompose materials. The model consists of three compartments—for large, medium, and small materials. I was part of the team that worked on the large compartment, alongside Anika Sukumar, Samika Agarwal, and Keira Huffman. Below are pictures of the process and final model.
We were inspired by the circular motifs found in the hallway near the wheelchair ramp. We laser-cut the wood, sanded it, varnished it, nailed it together, and completed the piece with attention to detail.
