I’m interested in the ways place becomes personal.

My work begins with curiosity: about the people who shape a place, the systems that determine how it functions and the details that make it meaningful. Whether I’m writing about a home, a neighborhood, a hotel or a new approach to wellness, I look beyond how something appears to understand why it matters and whom it serves.

Before becoming an independent journalist, I was an editor at Curbed NY, covering the architecture, development and daily life of New York City. I’ve also contributed to publications and platforms including Dwell, Mansion Global, The Architect’s Newspaper, StreetEasy, Business Insider and OpenTable, and worked with editorial teams and growing organizations to give complex ideas clarity, structure and voice.

I studied English Literature, Language and Criticism at Hunter College, with a minor in Cultural Anthropology—an education that continues to inform how I report, ask questions and approach stories across cultures.