Carrie Eastman

Carrie Eastman is a writer and editor, designer, and educator. 

She is an editor of Architectural Design A—D, a leading forum for contemporary architectural discourse since 1930, and has authored pieces for that publication. She is also the co-author of the book Occupation: Boundary; Art, Architecture, and Culture at the Water (ORO Editions, 2022), which explores the social, political, and cultural factors of the rise, fall, and reclamation of the urban waterfront. Additional editorial projects include: A Scheme to Annihilate Magnificent Distances (Axiomatic Editions, 2026) a memoir and reflection of an era of social and political unrest by artist Carolee Thea; Grow the Future: Visions of Biodesign (Biodesign Challenge, 2023), a book that features projects and writings by artists, designers, and scientists in this emerging field; and In Search of African American Space: Redressing Racism (Lars Müller Publishers, 2020), a volume of essays that reconsiders African American spatial typologies. 

Carrie practiced landscape architecture for fifteen years, working on large-scale public projects as well as smaller projects for private clients in and around New York City.

MLA, University of Virginia

BA, Brown University, History of Art and Architecture