Making Up Ground focuses on the Palmerton Zinc Pile Superfund site in eastern Pennsylvania. It analyzes conventional design approaches, and proposes new ways of working with the site as an evolving cultural landscape. 

An overlooked floodplain in downtown Columbus is redesigned, proposing a design to increase habitability, resilience, and engagement with urban wildlife. 

A compacted industrial landscape in south Chicago is stitched together as new publicly accessible riverfront park. 

Prairie restoration is treated not just as a technical environmental tool, but as a spectacle for public engagement and the basis for a dynamic landscape. 

A speculative karst landscape is designed to slow, monitor, and explore rapid environmental change. 

A collection of experimental work playing with methods of animation and motion representation.