For her undergraduate architecture thesis, Oonagh Davis researched the complexities of autism, and designed a daycare facility generated by the experience of light, sound, touch, and color. This research was inspired by her passion for visual art and her mother’s career working with children with autism. She was awarded the 2019 Rose Mendez Memorial Undergraduate Architectural Scholarship, 2018 Addison G. Crowley (B. L. Arch. ’38) Prize, and the 2018 Heritage Ball Scholarship on behalf of Weiss/Manfredi Architecture, made possible by the AIA NYC and the Center for Architecture. Oonagh is currently working as a Teaching Associate for the 2020-2021 Cornell Architecture First Year Design Studio and will attend Harvard University's Masters of Architecture II program in the fall of 2021.
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