Jesse Seegers is a New York-based spatial practitioner working between architecture, design, writing, editing, publishing, and research practices.
His hybrid creative practice includes:
Previously, he was Associate Editor, Digital Projects at the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) from 2014-2017 where he was responsible for a complete strategic overhaul of the digital presence and visual culture of the school: ranging from a new website, digital publishing platform, multi-platform social media presence, commissioning a visual identity, and in-school display systems. Prior to that he was 2013-2014 Power Corporation of Canada Curatorial Intern at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from Princeton University and a Bachelor of Arts from New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
He has written about architecture, art, design, and technology for publications in print and online including: PIN-UP, REAL Review, The Architect’s Newspaper, TANK, Frog, DAMn°, and Volume, among others.
His hybrid creative practice includes:
- Designing and fabricating custom inflatable environments (tensile pneumatic membrane structures) commissioned for events, performances, parties and temporary gatherings of various sizes ranging from 40 – 2,000 square feet;
- Teaching graphic design and advising students at New York University in the Tandon School of Engineering's Media and Gaming Network (MAGNET);
- Teaching Design & The Future of Publishing in the School of Art, Media, and Technology at Parsons School of Design and in the Creative Publishing and Critical Journalism program, both at The New School for Social Research;
- Writing, editing and consulting on architecture, art, design and technology for publications, institutions and cultural organizations.
Previously, he was Associate Editor, Digital Projects at the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) from 2014-2017 where he was responsible for a complete strategic overhaul of the digital presence and visual culture of the school: ranging from a new website, digital publishing platform, multi-platform social media presence, commissioning a visual identity, and in-school display systems. Prior to that he was 2013-2014 Power Corporation of Canada Curatorial Intern at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from Princeton University and a Bachelor of Arts from New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
He has written about architecture, art, design, and technology for publications in print and online including: PIN-UP, REAL Review, The Architect’s Newspaper, TANK, Frog, DAMn°, and Volume, among others.
You can find more recent updates on these social media channels:
︎ Instagram
︎ Twitter
︎ Are.na
For inquiries about working together, or just to drop line, don’t hesitate to get in touch:
︎ Email
︎ Instagram
︎ Twitter
︎ Are.na
For inquiries about working together, or just to drop line, don’t hesitate to get in touch:
︎ Email
Selected Press:
○ The Last Magazine
○ The Architects Newspaper
○ Metropolis
○ Sight Unseen
○ Ocula
○ The Architects Newspaper
○ PIN–UP
○ The Fader (M.Y.R.I.A.D.)
○ The New York Times ( M.Y.R.I.A.D.)
○ Outsider
○ Buffy Soft–Space
○ The Last Magazine
○ The Architects Newspaper
○ Metropolis
○ Sight Unseen
○ Ocula
○ The Architects Newspaper
○ PIN–UP
○ The Fader (M.Y.R.I.A.D.)
○ The New York Times ( M.Y.R.I.A.D.)
○ Outsider
○ Buffy Soft–Space
Lectures:
○ Princeton Architecture School workshop, September 2019
○ Mutualisms @ NEW INC, February 2019
○ 2nd Floor Salon, November 2018
○ Inflatocookbook 2.0, Brooklyn Public Library, May 2018
○ Turncoats NYC, June 2017
○ Pioneer Works, June 2015
○ Callicoon Art Walk, August 2015
○ Princeton Architecture School workshop, September 2019
○ Mutualisms @ NEW INC, February 2019
○ 2nd Floor Salon, November 2018
○ Inflatocookbook 2.0, Brooklyn Public Library, May 2018
○ Turncoats NYC, June 2017
○ Pioneer Works, June 2015
○ Callicoon Art Walk, August 2015