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Keith's childhood was spent with his brother and cousins at his father’s machine shop welding, lathing, and drill pressing; designing their toys. The shop was a playground for his imagination. When Keith started attending community college his time was split between playing drums, studying architecture, and working as an apprentice electrician. Keith went back to El Camino Community college in Torrance and joined the architecture program and transferred to New School of Architecture in San Diego. Working as an electrician and as a contract tradesman, Keith completed New School of Architecture’s course matrix and graduated in 2008 with a Bachelors of Architecture with concentrations in Art & Design and Technology. Keith enjoys being a teaching assistant for New School of Architecture’s undergraduate thesis program and has a lifelong aspiration of becoming a teacher and mentor.
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