Shannon Hui
Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation (GSAPP), Columbia University, New York, NY, USA
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Cities: Affordable Housing Workshop 2022
Shannon Hui is a designer and design thinker, currently, studying Urban Planning at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation (GSAPP), with a background in architecture and psychology from Barnard College and was a selected scholar at the Norman Foster Foundation Cities: Affordable Housing Workshop 2022 supported by the Holcim Foundation.
Last updated: April 25, 2023
Shannon Hui thrives on the exploration of multi- disciplinary and multi-scalar urban mediations that center meaningful inclusion, equity, and well-being. She has served on an award-winning design team for the Van Alen Institute and New York City Council, conducted research on healthy housing for ARCHIVE Global and is co-founding a start-up for modular ADUs incubated at MIT designX.
These experiences have oriented her toward a systems-thinking approach to intersectional place-making, attentive to the immense value of community-driven design and programming. Whilst born and raised in Hong Kong, her perspective of the built environment has been further nurtured by New York City.
She was a selected scholar at the Norman Foster Foundation Cities: Affordable Housing Workshop 2022 supported by the Holcim Foundation.
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