Editorial + Narrative Writing

Spatial Storytelling & Project Narratives

En Masse Architecture and Design’s written voice is shaped through ongoing work across project storytelling, website messaging, leadership writing, and long-form content. The goal is to express the studio’s ethos through language that feels articulate, atmospheric, and grounded in design.

Developed in close collaboration with architects and designers, the writing translates spatial decisions, material intent, and client narratives into a cohesive editorial system used across the studio’s website, project pages, journal entries, publications, and public-facing materials.

Editorial Essays & Journal Entries

For the En Masse Journal, editorial pieces that document the studio’s events, community partnerships, project milestones, and behind-the-scenes process are drafted monthly. These entries extend the studio’s voice beyond project work, offering a more personal lens into the people, collaborations, and ideas that shape the practice. The writing balances clarity and warmth while strengthening the studio’s presence across digital platforms, optimizing SEO and cross marketing with event partners.

Press & Publication Outcomes

Through project narratives, award entries, and press submission materials, I’ve supported work that has been published or recognized by:

The Acanthus Awards

Architectural Digest

Block Club Chicago
Business of Home

CS Modern Luxury

The Design 9 Awards

Design Chicago

Dwell
Homeworthy

Luxe Interiors + Design
The Luxe RED Awards
Martha Stewart

Modern Luxury Interiors

Newcity Magazine

Sub-Zero, Wolf & Cove

Traditional Home

Utah Style & Design

Organizational Storytelling & Long-Form Publications

Editorial design supporting ZAM’s Hope CRC’s mission through clear hierarchy, accessible language, and culturally resonant visuals.

Anchoring a decade of work in architectural photography, pairing image and text to surface the stories behind the practice. A narrative approach shaped by place, process, and the shared history of collaboration.

Instructional & Community-Facing Writing

Focusing on writing designed for clarity, accessibility, and real-world use, I draw on a background in cultural research, community partnerships, and narrative framing. This creates materials that translate complex systems into functional, human-centered resources.

Examples of this work include:

Job training and workforce development materials
Clear instructional writing for community members seeking employment, housing assistance, or public benefits.
Cultural relativity and cross-cultural communication resources
Educational writing that supports volunteers, staff, and community partners working across diverse lived experiences.
Program descriptions and informational text
Accessible language for community programs, services, and resource navigation.
Client-facing guides, proposals, and onboarding materials
Practical documents built for readability, consistency, and translation-friendly structure.
Internal communication frameworks
Tone, voice, messaging standards, and clarity-based systems for nonprofits and community organizations.

Creative Direction — campaigns, branding, and visual systems

Editorial + Narrative Writing — project writing, messaging, webtext, and long-form content

Visual Art — illustration, personal work, and mixed media

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