About

 
 

Eric hu

I am currently a graduate student studying for my Master in Architecture in the Columbia GSAPP program with a Bachelor’s in Fine Arts from the Parsons School of Design at the New School. Previously, I worked as a Postgraduate Researcher at the Parson’s Healthy Materials Lab designing a healthy hemplime template for the elderly population of the White Earth (Ojibwe) nation.

I have a keen interest in history, culture, sustainability, embodied carbon, materiality, light, and context, and I try to apply all of these interests to my architecture. I believe architecture is extraordinarily atmospheric, and design choices in this such an atmosphere must be done with judicious analysis. Architecture should be a reflection of well-thought, intimate, detail-focused design, and not diminish or overshadow local communities. I am inspired to solve problems with design and hope that through this, I can help build a healthier and more equitable world.

AWARDS AND ACCLAMATIONS

Parsons Sustainable Visions Award
Parsons Healthy Materials Lab’s Role Models 2021 Grand Prize Winner
Global Design Graduate Showcase 2021 | Shortlist
Tallinn Design Festival DISAINIÖÖ | Exhibition