Sarah Cloonan

Graduate Student

Having lived in DC, Boston, New Orleans and New York, with a brief stint in Rome, I consider myself an architectural wanderer. I'm currently pursuing a post-professional Master's at Columbia University's GSAPP in Critical, Curatorial, Conceptual Practices in Architecture, more often called (not unintentionally) CCCP.

Sarah’s Conversations

Conversation Topic	Host	Date
Is it too soon to criticize social architecture?	Alexandra Lange	October 25, 2010
In your opinion, what produces the most innovative ideas and effective solutions: ‘Competition’ or ‘Collaboration’? Are there circumstances where one works better than the other?	Demian Repucci	September 20, 2010
What do you think are the most important aspects of architecture and design to celebrate, and who do you feel deserves recognition for doing this successfully?	Sharon Johnston + Mark Lee	August 16, 2010
When and where has access to the creative process of designers and artists had value for you?	Glass House Conversations	August 9, 2010
Sarah gave the Final Word What do you consider to be the most important challenge for designers to tackle today?	Alice Rawsthorn	July 19, 2010
In your experience, when, where and how can icons inspire and positively affect your daily life?	Michael Bierut	July 12, 2010
Do you embrace transparency in your physical surroundings?	Ellen Lupton	July 5, 2010

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Sarah Cloonan

Sarah’s Conversations

Is it too soon to criticize social architecture?

In your opinion, what produces the most innovative ideas and effective solutions: ‘Competition’ or ‘Collaboration’? Are there circumstances where one works better than the other?

What do you think are the most important aspects of architecture and design to celebrate, and who do you feel deserves recognition for doing this successfully?

When and where has access to the creative process of designers and artists had value for you?

What do you consider to be the most important challenge for designers to tackle today?

In your experience, when, where and how can icons inspire and positively affect your daily life?

Do you embrace transparency in your physical surroundings?