About Me

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I recently completed a BS in Interior Architecture & Design with a minor in History from Colorado State University. 

My career goals are to preserve and adaptively reuse historic abandoned buildings across the country. I have a lifelong passion for architecture, antiques, design, and historic preservation that began at a young age.

I began a passion for antiques and historic architecture at a very young age. My first word was "light" and I had an obsession with chandeliers and ceiling fans when I was a toddler. My family suffered a tragic loss when my father passed away during the 9/11 terrorist attacks of the World Trade Center. My father had a love of music, architecture, antiques, and history. While I was two when he passed away, I think in some ways his spirit lives on in my life as I have always had an unexplained interest in doing the things that he loved. 

I believe my interest and passion for antique collecting began when I discovered my father's massive vinyl record collection when I was five. The following Christmas, Santa surprised me with a 1920s Victrola Phonograph. 

By the age of 13, I opened my first antique booth at an antique mall in Pennsylvania and learned the operations of running a small business. 

(to be continued)