Tei Carpenter
AUD Virtual Lecture Series
Tei Carpenter, Associate AIA, is an architectural designer, educator and founder of Agency—Agency. She is Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto and Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation where she directs the Waste Initiative, an applied research and design platform.
Carpenter’s design and research work has been supported by a number of international organizations including the New York State Council on the Arts and BMW Mini. Recent design work and writing have appeared in Architect Magazine, The Avery Review, Fast Company, and Urban Omnibus. Previously she has taught at Brown University, Cornell University and at Rice University as the Wortham Visiting Lecturer. Carpenter earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from Brown University and her Master of Architecture degree from Princeton University where she was awarded the Howard Crosby Butler Traveling Fellowship in Architecture.
This event is presented by the UCLA Department of Architecture & Urban Design.
Event Date: Wednesday, May 20, 12 p.m.
Venue: Virtual Lecture
Price: Free
The UCLA Department of Architecture and Urban Design is pleased to announce the continuation of their Spring 2020 public programs with a series of virtual lectures.
Lectures will take place Wednesdays at noon. View the complete schedule
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