She is a principal at Co-Lecavalier, a design studio concerned with transforming everyday life at a range of scales, including furniture, buildings, and urban design. Her research into speculative architectural artifacts and their effects on space, bodies, and perception has been supported by the MacDowell Colony (Peterborough, NH), the Eyebeam Institute of Art + Technology (NYC, NY), and the Festival of Lively Architectures (Montpellier, FR). In 2011, she was the recipient of the Arnold W. Brunner Rome Prize in Architecture, and spent 11 months at the American Academy in Rome researching the Baroque city and constructing large balloon domes and donuts.