Bio
Amy Suzuki (b.1998) is a designer hailing from the sunny sprawl of Los Angeles, California. Her career in architecture and landscape architecture has been shaped by a profound focus on housing, exploring how the built environment intersects with land and socio-economic structures and how architecture can influence and reflect broader societal and climatic inequalities. She is currently a graduate student in New York City, and her research investigates art and architecture as it intersects with materials, landscape and climate. She is interested in threshold conditions, extraction, warm spaces, native gardens, atmospheric rivers, breakfast foods, and little white dogs.
Education
2024 MS Advanced Architectural Design
GSAPP, Columbia University
2021 Bachelor of Architecture
College of ENV, Cal Poly Pomona
Work Experience
2024 Independent Designer, Self-Employed
2024 Designer, Sorensen Architects
2022 Designer, Tina Chee Landscape Studio
2021 Intern, Greg Maedo + Associates
2020 Research Assistant, U67 & DIS - Study Abroad
Skills
Archicad
Autocad
Rhino 3D
QGIS
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Indesign
Enscape
Lumion
Twinmotion
Cove Tool