Category Archives: travel

A Year in Photos

With tree branches sagging under the weight of the recent snowfalls, things look simple and beautiful. And this past year has been about just that. Although I tend to be quite nostalgic, I don’t reflect much at the end of years, trying to keep forward momentum. But this year was so rich with food, family,...

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Last Day of Summer

Today is last day of the best summer of our lives.  I know…it’s a large and dramatic claim. But after graduating from graduate school, having the most incredibly joyous wedding, and driving 12,000 miles around this beautiful country, this one will be hard to beat. As Cambridge begins to emit that unique back-to-school feeling, it’s...

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Across the Country

Last week, I submitted my thesis document to the university, packed up my little red suitcase, and flew across the country.  I went to visit two of the most amazing women I know for some much needed vacation before the final crunch of finishing graduate school. {That would be NOW!}  I wanted to share some...

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A Visit to Japan

A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to visit Japan with the studio I am currently taking at MIT. It was an amazing experience, far too short, at most times overwhelming, but definitely one of the most memorable things I have done in the last couple of years. Japan, or the little that...

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Coffee & Cherry Blossoms

Spring is here, and we are soaking up the rays and admiring the buds and blossoms. I’d like to share some moments from my recent adventures to make your eyes happy. Traveling always gives me a fresh perspective to my design work because I get out from behind my desk and think about making photographs....

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Summer Travels

As we kick off the last month of summer, a little bird suggested that we show you where you can find some of our favorite spots in some cities where we have lived.  Want to find the largest cookie in NYC? Or what about enjoying the famous architecture on Boston’s academic campuses? Or is a...

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Adventures in the Salt Flats

My studio class took a weekend trip to the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah for a site visit.  The landscape around Salt Lake City was incredibly breathtaking and bizarre all at the same time. Thanks to our pair of silver rental cars, we drove for hours on gravel roads to see land art installations in...

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