About Me
Architectural Design
Focus on Landscape & Heritage
Ongoing Linguistic Proficiencies
Multiple Hometowns
As an architecture student, my goal is to design for communities around the world, with a prioritization of place, culture, history, and landscape.
As a Landscape Architecture minor, I strive to emphasize the articulation of landscape within each studio project, and I am also independently studying the concepts of biophilia, hydroponics, and regenerative designs.
In addition to growing up learning Latin, and dabbling in Russian and Hebrew, I am currently studying not only Italian, but have been taking independent study courses for Mandarin, and am learning German as well.
I have grown up primarily moving back and forth between the broader Seattle area in Washington, and Jackson, Wyoming. Through this, I have gained appreciations for both the urban and rural ways of life.
Brief Introduction
wengerdchloe@gmail.com
Jackson, WY
As a senior honors student at Clemson University, I have been able to explore my interests in architecture, languages, and landscape in the American South, Northern Italy, and the Bahamas. Each of these has enriched my understandings of community and culture, space and wellbeing, and the intersections of design and communication. After graduation, I plan to pursue a Masters in Architecture, with the goal of designing spaces that foster and celebrate culture, history, and place for generations to come.
Thank you for checking out my website, as a documentation of my journey to become an architect and polyglot. I hope you enjoy exploring my work!