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Yamani Hernandez (27) M.Arch year 2 of 3yr. at University of Washington (Yamani Hernandez)
Brief background/experiences
interdisciplinary undergraduate studies, in art, social work and a little design and environmental analysis at cornell university. worked in non-profit/philanthropy for 3 years inbetween undergrad and grad. woman of color and parent...rare combo in architecture school.
Why you chose your school/program
i was interested in design/build and socially responsible design. i thought this school was well known for these aspects of design. i specifically wanted to work with a particular professor on participatory design.
Architecture interests
public interest architecture, urban design, historic preservation, flexible and non-traditional structures, vernacular buildings, feminist/critical theory of the built environment,
Other interests
public art, community development, affordable housing, justice, equality and art/design/multicultural based education.