Alice is interested in how interdisciplinary approaches knit the fabric of the urban experience, using design as a tool to process and visualize ideas. She is inspired by the value that lies within the public realm — a transformative, adaptive place that connects us to cultural histories, environment, and community. At SITELAB, she applies this approach to projects including the Downtown SF Public Realm Action Plan (and its pilot programs) and Fisherman’s Wharf Plaza.

Alice graduated from UC Berkeley with a Master of Landscape Architecture with an Interdisciplinary Certificate in Real Estate, and supported teaching across multiple departments at CED. She was a finalist in the ULI Hines Student Competition, and has experience working in offices in the Bay Area and Los Angeles at various scales. She studied Art and Architecture History at UC Santa Barbara.