Amy Suzuki is a designer based in New York City, currently researching architecture as it intersects with materials, land, energy, and climate. She graduated from Columbia University’s GSAPP, where she received the William Kinne Fellows Traveling Prize for her project Entangled Grasslands: A New Atlas of Sedimentation, which examines landscapes formed through the accumulation of materials—natural and synthetic, living and nonliving—focusing on landforming grass ecologies that operate as liminal zones between land, water, and air. Her practice investigates these hybrid, entangled relationships through installations that incorporate maps, drawings, material explorations, and photography.
Education
MS Advanced Architectural Design, Columbia University GSAPP
Bachelor of Architecture, Cal Poly Pomona
Group Shows + Performances
AAD Edible Summit: LocaliTea, Columbia University, New York 2025
Echoes of the Earth, Bushwick Gallery, Brooklyn, New York 2025
Metabolic Materialities, Columbia University, New York 2025
Climates ↔ Models ↔ Images, Prime Produce, New York 2024
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