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I am a PhD candidate in History and Theory of Architecture at Princeton. My dissertation examines the creation of a racialized "model citizen" in the Model Cities Program, the mid-twentieth century American initiative that expanded on urban renewal to include social programs and citizen participation. I also research the architecture of Asian America, with a focus on Korean-owned small businesses.
At Princeton, I work on the Black Architects Archive, am an editor of the journal Pidgin, and co-organize the Faculty-Graduate Asian American Studies Reading Group. PSoA Profile / LinkedIn / Contact Recent Work "The Finest Immigration Station in the World," e-flux Architecture, May 2022 "American Architecture as a Settler Colonial Project: Sidney Fiske Kimball’s American Architecture" with Carrie Bly, Race &, Society of Architectural Historians, June 2021 |
