Katie is a new Chicago resident, working on her post-masters career in the City. She has had opportunities to participate in international conferences, co-presenting two research papers on the potential of utilizing passive DAC filters in high-density environments such as New York City. 

Along with the technological aspects, she is interested in how architecture can critique how we collectively live. This was often a focus during her time at the University of Michigan, where she often delved into researching the topic. Katie is passionate about community-centric, sustainable design and residential housing. 

She spends ample time outdoors—hiking, running, camping, swimming, and skiing; her most recent favorite swim was in Lake McDonald at Glacier National Park, Montana.

Education
Master of Architecture, 2023, University of Michigan.
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, 2020, University of Michigan.