The Bridge Collective; an affordable housing & community center development

Throughout her time in the Interior Architecture program, Emma has developed a passion for designing spaces that empower individuals to thrive. For her thesis project, she explored the issue of housing affordability, with a focus on young professionals navigating life after graduation.

Through research, she found that stable shelter alone is not enough to fully support well-being. Access to shared spaces, community resources, and opportunities for connection play a vital role in creating stability and growth. A key takeaway from her thesis is that thoughtful design has the power to address social challenges by creating environments that do more than just provide shelter and instead support long-term success.

Moving forward, Emma is open to a range of design directions, with particular interests in hospitality and residential design. She enjoys designing spaces that feel welcoming and intentional, and that support both everyday living and shared experiences.

My Senior Thesis

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