UCLA architect wins two International Design Awards
Architecture and Urban Design Lecturer Steven Christiansen
Architecture and Urban Design Lecturer Steven Christiansen was recognized with International Design Awards for projects in Latvia and Washington D.C.
"Steven Christiansen, a lecturer in architecture and urban design in the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture, recently received two International Design Awards in the category of conceptual architecture.
His design for the Liepāja Thermal Bath in Latvia won the Gold Award while his design for theHeptagon House captured a Bronze Award in that category.
SSC_A is Christensen's award-winning design and research platform. He is a member of the design faculty in the Department of Architecture and Urban Design at UCLA where he teaches graduate architecture studios. Prior to joining UCLA in 2012, Christensen taught at the University of Michigan from 2008-2011. He received his Master in Architecture from the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University in 2008, and he has been an invited critic at several institutions, including Harvard, SCI-Arc, USC, Michigan and Cambridge."— UCLA Newsroom, August 2, 2016
Read the full article at the UCLA Newsroom website.