Originally drawn to the arts by a love for large-scale sculpture in high school, Jessica was then introduced to architectural model building as a volunteer at the A+D Museum. She was enamored with the detail-oriented process instantly and began to chart a course to excel in the field of design. But a funny thing happened on the way to her architectural masters. Jessica learned in design school that the average person spends around 90% of their time indoors. While not ideal, she saw an opportunity to shape spaces that were informed by the way people live and function. She began to see the inherent value in environments that made users excited to interact and inhabit them and made sure to apply those ideals to the spaces she was creating.
Her approach to every project revolves around developing a space that responds to the client and end users needs and goals; shaping interiors to allow people to function how they most naturally do within spaces. Her experience has helped her to develop a passion for detail, a key part of each design that is critical in creating the types of lasting stories and defining moments that people remember about that places they have visited.
