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brook boughton

M.ARCH

based in new york city

photograph by Pierre-Antoine Benoit

education

Brook is based in New York City and has graduated with a Master of Architecture with Distinction at Pratt Institute's Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Design in Brooklyn. He is a recipient of the Sidney Katz Award for Design Excellence and is a part of the Metropolis Future100 Class of 2022. He previously received a Bachelor of Science in Architecture Studies from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, where he received the Dean's Award for Academic Excellence and received an Associate of Applied Science in Architectural Technology from Madison College. He has served on various advisory and student boards at several leadership levels during his academic career. He has found leadership through mentorship to be a vital part of his architectural training. He led MentArch, a mentorship group connecting students to professionals.

experience

Brook is currently a designer with SU11 Architecture + Design.

 

Previously he was a designer and researcher at Terreform ONE, an architecture, urban, and material research group in the Newlab speculating on emerging technologies and their impacts on the built environment and ecosystems.

Over Summer of 2021, Brook was a designer at Collaborative Architecture Laboratory (CAL) led by Gabriel Calatrava, working on various high-profile projects at differing scales.

 

Brook has four years of designer experience working at Kahler Slater in Milwaukee, collaborating on competitions, masterplans, and projects. Some key projects are the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Center, Brookfield Conference Center Sculpture, University of Tennessee School of Dentistry, and various higher education and athletic masterplans and projects. During his time at Kahler Slater, Brook led numerous stewardship initiatives alongside skill workshops for the firm.

design process

Brook believes in designing through contextual research delving into site, human, and material histories. The resultant is appropriate novel contexts that enhances the site's imbued phenomenological and sensorial qualities. In this approach, environmental concerns are always at the forefront, as is our responsibility as designers in the Post-Anthropocene Age.

teaching

Visiting Assistant Professor

Pratt Institute // School of Architecture // Department of Graduate Architecture and Urban Design (GAUD)

Spring 2023

Arch 602 Design Studio 2: Interiorities and Contexts

Fall 2022

Arch 703 Design Studio 3: Urban Qualities & Materialities

August 2022

Primer I - Introductory course for new Pratt GAUD students

awards

Sidney Katz Award for Design Excellence

Pratt GAUD Graduation 2022 Awards

Metropolis Future100 Class of 2022

Metropolis Magazine

PRAX_IS Innovation Incubator Award

Pratt GAUD 

Pratt Shows Portfolio Prize - First Prize

Pratt School of Architecture

Venice Studio Melbourne People's Choice Award

Venice Studio

2022 Pratt Nominee for RIBA President's Silver Medal

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background photograph by me: BLOX / Danish Architecture Center, Copenhagen, OMA

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