Joyce Hwang

Joyce Hwang is an associate professor and associate chair of architecture at the University at Buffalo SUNY and founder of Ants of the Prairie. She is a recipient of The Architectural League of New York's Emerging Voices award, the New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship, the New York State Council on the Arts Independent Projects grant, and the MacDowell Fellowship. Hwang is on the US Architects Declare Steering Committee and serves as a core organizer for Dark Matter U. A registered architect in New York state, Hwang has practiced professionally with offices in New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Barcelona.

Joyce Hwang's Posts

The Dark Matter Issue
Context: A Subversive Act of Communing

by Shalini Agrawal, Sophie Weston Chien, Deena Darby, Lisa C. Henry, Tonia Sing Chi, Andrew D. Chin, Pedro Cruz Cruz, Andrew Hart, christin hu, Joyce Hwang, shawhin roudbari, BZ Zhang

Rethinking context as a tool of liberation woven from reflections, thoughts, and conversations within the Dark Matter U network.
The Dark Matter Issue
This Toronto Project Encourages Co-Occupation Between Animals and Humans

by Double Happiness/Joyce Hwang + Nerea Feliz

Dreamed up by Double Happiness, the Bentway Conservancy–commissioned project "offers an urban 'lounge' for human recreation, while acting as an aggregation of spaces designed for animal inhabitation and awareness," the architects write.
The Dark Matter Issue
Poly Particles: Dark Matter U In Conversation

by Dark Matter U

Read excerpts from the design justice network in conversation, as collected in May 2023.
Rewilding
Architects in the Wild

by Madeleine D'Angelo

What could designing with a rewilding mindset mean for architects?
Events
Exhibit Columbus 2021 Preview

by Ian Volner

See some of the exciting installations that will be on display at the biennial architecture and design festival in Indiana from Aug. 21 to Nov. 28.