This collection of selected works highlights projects completed in Syracuse University’s undergraduate architecture program. The portfolio covers a wide range of ideas, from examining urban environments to designing within natural landscapes. Each project explores the dynamic relationships between people, nature, and the built environment.

The works emphasize thoughtful responses to context, and aim to create spaces that connect with their surroundings in purposeful and imaginative ways. Together, they reflect a balance between addressing practical challenges and exploring creative possibilities.

Syracuse University B. Arch ‘26

Life

And what is work without the life balance? I am Oji (Pronounced like: “Oh-Jee!” or like the letters “O.G.”), a young designer finding her place in the world. I care deeply about design, culture, and the sociology of architecture. My academic work keeps me curious while my extracurricular engagement has shaped my connections to the community around me.

I’m naturally outgoing and energetic. I love building genuine relationships, sharing ideas, and being part of environments where people challenge and inspire one another. I bring positivity, initiative, and openness into every project I’m part of, and welcome new ideas and encourage critique. I am truly passionate about architecture, stories, and people, and find joy in opportunities that lie at their intersection.

Born and raised in Massachusetts, my next step is moving to New York City to begin my career as a Junior Architectural Designer at Garrett Singer Architecture + Design.

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