Having already completed her first book, which examined the impact of Spanish colonial policies on the uses of urban space, she is now beginning work on a second monograph, “A City by the Sea: The Eighteenth-Century World of Havana.” This project will explore early eighteenth-century neighborhoods in Havana through the city’s built environment and spatial layout. With the Glick Fellowship, she will be able to digitize and input into map-building software the images and notarial information from the archival repository in Cuba. In addition, she will be able to travel to the University of Texas, Arlington which houses a special Collection of Gulf Coast maps.