I am a third-year architecture student at Cal Poly Pomona who approaches design as an integrated system. Rather than separating structure, circulation, and enclosure, I develop them together through sectional thinking—allowing geometry, material logic, and program to inform one another from the outset.

My design process is highly iterative and grounded in making. I rely on sketching, physical models, and digital tools to test ideas, resolve structural logic, and clarify spatial relationships. I am especially drawn to projects that explore circulation as a generative force and structure as an organizing framework for form and experience.

Across my academic work, I have focused on long-span systems, cantilevers, and layered façades, using clear ordering systems to support rich and dynamic environments. I value architecture that is conceptually rigorous yet spatially engaging, and I am motivated by the challenge of turning abstract ideas into cohesive, buildable systems. 

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I welcome conversations about architecture, design, and collaborative opportunities. If you would like to discuss my work or connect, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Email: contactdangeles@gmail.com 

Website: www.dianaangeles.com