Lexi leads the charge in redefining how materials and aesthetic form-finding can positively influence the physical and psychological experience of a space.  Her diverse portfolio ranges from intimate shade pavilions and museum exhibitions to massive towers and institutional spaces, consistently responding to local vernacular and minimizing environmental impact. She actively embeds environmental responsibility early into the design phase, prioritizing regenerative structures that heal rather than harm. She continually leverages her diverse expertise to navigate complex cultural typologies, including performance spaces and public gardens in Los Angeles. Whether she is exploring the Maine landscape with her dog, Ogi, or developing large-scale sensory architecture, her multifaceted passions drive her to create meaningful, enduring designs. By producing authentic podcast narratives focused on the realities of business growth, Lexi believes we can completely change how young architects approach practice management. She envisions a highly collaborative, inclusive industry where shared knowledge and sustainable, material-driven design empower emerging professionals to build a more beautiful and equitable world together.