Luna leverages an interdisciplinary background in architecture, art, and research in her work. Her knowledge of the built environment, artistic practices, and primary and secondary research skills inform her perspective on cultural analysis and strategy.

Beyond AEA, Luna has worked in art and design studios and academic research centers. She was most recently selected for a fellowship at the Nieuwe Instituut, where she developed original research and interviewed artists from the Arab diaspora. As a member of the RISD Research and Strategic Design Pedagogy team, she developed and instructed courses and workshops on understanding, analyzing, and visualizing complex urban systems. She also served as a teaching fellow in the RISD Department of Architecture and MIT’s Teaching and Learning Lab, where she helped assess teaching inclusivity and equitability across the institute.

Luna holds a Master of Science in Architecture Studies (a “SMArchS”!) from MIT (summa cum laude) where she was awarded the Schlossman Research Prize, and a Bachelor of Architecture and a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She is fluent in Arabic, English, and French.