Group and individual projects exploring circularity, biodiversity, and sustainable strategy across the fashion and creative industries.
This thesis examines the possibility of scaling down circular clothing technology and process for personal use. With a specific focus on small-scale technology, it argues for a shift in process rather than consumer behavior — analyzing circular garment technology while visualizing and explaining the resulting concept.
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Collaboration with N91 Berlin and AMD to present the benefits of sustainable production in the sneaker industry, displayed at the N91 x ENZI launch in Berlin. Production route string art and pattern lay-down maps created with Giselle McNamara and Mathilda Schröder.
A semester-long group project analyzing and evaluating Zimmer + Rohde's sustainability opportunities, resulting in a project proposal presented at Z+R's annual company design summit. Handout created in collaboration with teammates.
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Exploring planetary boundaries as they relate to the paper and literature industry. Created for the Economics & Ecosystems course.
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A summary of Matt Malpass's Critical Design in Context, focusing on its applications. Created for Critical Thinking and Design Theory.
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Projecting the relationship of wearable technology as a first tool in climate change adaptation. Created with Giselle McNamara, Esther Werring, and Patti Henke.
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A summary of B. Hazen, D. Mollenkopf, and Yacan Wang's paper on consumer behavior and remanufacturing. Created for Circular Supply Chain Management.
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