Sana is an enthusiastic designer with a broad spectrum of experience gained through her work as a research assistant, environmental educator and volunteer for a number of social and environmental organizations. She has an extensive technical skill set and exceptional graphic abilities and is particularly interested in the development of spaces that are publicly accessible and the relationship between people and the built environment.

Sana earned her Master of Landscape Architecture from Clemson University where she was a Research Assistant and member of the Sigma Alpha Lambda Honor Society of Landscape Architecture.  At Clemson, she was recognized as an Olmsted Scholar through the Landscape Architecture Foundation and was the recipient of an ASLA Student Honor Award.   She received her Bachelor of Art in Environmental Studies, Geography, and Urban Studies from Temple University.