Ece Yetim is an architectural designer and multidisciplinary artist based in Boston. She worked at Höweler + Yoon architecture and Studio Daniel Libeskind in New York. She holds a Master of Architecture from Princeton University SoA and a bachelor’s in Architecture from Istanbul Technical University.
She uses architectural drawing as a political medium in order to explore the potentials of public spaces. Her master’s thesis project was awarded a grant from the Norman D. Kurtz ’58 Fund for Innovation in Engineering Education. She was the co-curator of the Too Fast Too Slow architecture exhibition at 40 Wooster St, SoHo, NYC. She is also an alumna of Women in Design and Architecture at Princeton SoA.
Her publications include the editorial for Women in Design and
Architecture (Lina Bo Bardi: Material Ideologies, 2022), Different Scales of Solidarity (MONU, 2021), and Tokyo Little Tokyo: Twin Spaces in Non Identical Times (Manifold, 2019).
Feel free to connect:
eceytm@gmail.com
She uses architectural drawing as a political medium in order to explore the potentials of public spaces. Her master’s thesis project was awarded a grant from the Norman D. Kurtz ’58 Fund for Innovation in Engineering Education. She was the co-curator of the Too Fast Too Slow architecture exhibition at 40 Wooster St, SoHo, NYC. She is also an alumna of Women in Design and Architecture at Princeton SoA.
Her publications include the editorial for Women in Design and
Architecture (Lina Bo Bardi: Material Ideologies, 2022), Different Scales of Solidarity (MONU, 2021), and Tokyo Little Tokyo: Twin Spaces in Non Identical Times (Manifold, 2019).
Feel free to connect:
eceytm@gmail.com