My portfolio reflects a commitment to inclusive, data-informed planning that bridges policy, design, and community needs. I’ve worked on a diverse range of projects focused on housing affordability, cultural preservation, and sustainable urban design.

Community Advocacy: I led data-driven land-use research to support Chinatown preservation across U.S. cities, advocating for equitable policies and helping prevent displacement.
GIS & Spatial Analysis: I conducted accessibility studies in Hong Kong and Tokyo, analyzing housing affordability, transit equity, and amenity distribution.
Migrant Housing Solutions: I collaborated with Newark’s Department of City Planning to develop policy recommendations for migrant shelter siting and resource allocation.
Anti-Racism in Planning: At Columbia’s GSAPP Task Force, I co-developed curricula and workshops to integrate equity and anti-racist frameworks into urban design education.
Multilingual Engagement: I’m fluent in Mandarin and Spanish and have experience creating multilingual outreach materials for labor rights and immigrant communities.