The Newark School of Architecture & Interior Design has officially opened, with Pratt as a key higher education partner helping shape the curriculum to prepare local students for careers in architecture, interior design, and the building trades.
Creative Solutions for a Changing Climate
From Pratt Institute News
Across disciplines, Pratt students and faculty are tackling the climate crisis through research, material innovation, and community collaboration.
Legends 2025 to Honor Jeremy Scott and Mavis Wiggins
From Pratt Institute News
The creative icons will be celebrated at the annual benefit for student scholarships that support artists, designers, architects, and creative thinkers of all backgrounds.
Pratt’s Comic Club Celebrates 40 Years of Making Art and Stories
From Prattfolio
Static Fish honored its origins and legacy with a special anniversary publication, collaboratively made at Pratt, in true club style.
Finding Calm Through Design
From Pratt Institute News
Recent student projects tackle social anxiety and provide a path forward.
Making Your At-Home Setup Work for You
From Pratt Institute News
Recent student projects tackle the everyday challenges of working and studying from home.
Souvenirs, Chairs, and Group Shows at NYCxDESIGN 2025
From Pratt Institute News
Pratt students, faculty, and alumni shared work and insights during the 2025 NYCxDESIGN festival.
First Moves: Graphic Designer Grace Hopkins ’21
From Prattfolio
“I’ve realized that what fuels my creativity and drive isn’t just the act of designing itself, but the mission behind it.”
School of Design Press
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Gerald Luss, Master of Midcentury-Modern Design, Dies at 98
Gerald Luss (BID ’49), a Pratt alumus and celebrated midcentury-modern designer, passed away at 98. Best known for his groundbreaking interiors for the Time-Life Building, Luss helped shape postwar office design and left a lasting legacy in the field.
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How Nicholas Daley Parlayed His Love for Music and Culture Into an Award-Winning Menswear Brand
The British designer reflects on his 10-year career, from Central Saint Martins to Savile Row to the Met Gala.
