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A roundup of ideas and projects from around the Institute

  • The IDC Foundation-funded PRAX_IS Innovation Incubator announced its inaugural awardees from the School of Architecture’s graduate programs. The incubator supports start-up funds, mentorship, and workspace to develop a business that amplifies climate literacy in the construction industry.

  • Graduate architecture students Ersan Illktan and Dani Abella designed “Ascendant Habitat” to explore the idea of a heightened connection to nature through sensory spirituality and a sense of materiality. Read more @prattsoa.

  • Elizabeth Bridges, MFA Interior Design ’18, and Garrett Benisch, MID ’19, were interviewed by Material Source on how they are transforming waste into new materials. Their work will be featured in the From the Ground Up biomaterials exhibition at Material Source Studio in Manchester.

  • Brook Boughton, MArch ’22, designed “Ulterior Ruins” in the Crisicity studio led by Alexandra Barker. The project centers on a disused coal power plant and its potential for oyster and algae ecology and climate justice. See more @prattsoa.

  • Coinciding with Black History Month, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion published a Black Resource Guide with links to resources, articles, books, films, podcasts, and other materials for the Pratt community.

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