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Originally, she was on path to become a physician. She then expanded her focus from health at the human scale to habitable environments, upon receiving a university scholarship in architecture. She is currently researching architec-tonic approaches to shaping places that align with principles of 'tonicity', including the generation of oxygen plus surrounds and waste free production processes. She is an experimental practitioner of experiential fabrication in many mediums of conveyance, such as drawing, textiles, and audio and photo recording. She composes with multiple mediums in process, articulating ways these mediums establish a method resulting in authentic interactivity, ultimately engaging 'balance'... During her younger years, she was an advanced student of calculus and chemistry. Her first year in architecture school she drafted a well researched essay about the effects of maternity ward environments on birth outcomes, in contrast to the home birth experience. In graduate..