Jasmine Wright
BIM Manager
Innovative. Solutions-Driven. Ethical.
Jasmine works at the intersection of design, research, and feedback at Strada. Jas’ role as BIM manager helps our diverse team of experts drive technical solutions and innovations for our clients and communities at large. Jasmine’s unique experience working closely with contractors and developing layout assignment scripts allows Jas to be agile with various constituents and deeply understand how best to use our technologies.
Jasmine weaves social impact into the fabric of their designs and workflow considerations. Jas’ work transcends brick and mortar, focusing on creating sustainable, equitable solutions for underserved communities. Jas’ hands-on technology approach guides non-technical individuals towards garnering creative agency to craft space, experience environment, or curate meaningful moments.
Professional Organizations
NYCOBA/NOMA – Member
AIA New York, Women in Architecture – Member
AIA Brooklyn – Member
Community Involvement
AMS (American Meteorological Society) – Member
Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) – Graduate
Culture Push – Thought Partner
I lent my expertise to a tiny home project in Memphis, empowering a small community of women and gender non-conforming individuals who were formerly unhoused or housing-insecure to become homeowners. My goal is to scale up such initiatives, de-alienating architecture and fostering societal connections through innovative public and private structures, potentially extending to space-based designs. I also completed a construction trades cohort with Non-traditional Employment for Women (NEW) in New York, which deepened my understanding of accessibility issues. Driven by global perspectives, I collaborate internationally with local architects, builders, and coders such as my travels to 1470s castle in Elmina, Ghana. Outside of work, meaningful experiences include immersing myself in the vibrant energy of neighborhood block parties, reveling in the atmosphere of music, food, and community.