Tucker van Leuwen-Hall

Tucker van Leuwen-Hall is a creator, designer, and educator based in Los Angeles. They attended the Southern California Institute of Architecture where they received a Bachelor of Architecture and a Master of Science in Architectural Technologies, both graduating with distinction. Their project “Deep Plan” received the Hsinming Fung and Craig Hodgetts Postgraduate Thesis Prize. Van Leuwen-Hall has been a teacher’s assistant for SCI-Arc faculty such as Dwayne Oyler, Alex Maymind, and Jake Matatyou and has assisted with the Design Immersion Days program with Angelica Lorenzi and Mira Henry. They have worked and aided with installations for many architects and designers including Oyler Wu Collaborative, House of ZKA, Mark Foster Gage, Spinagu, Daniel Libeskind, and Neil Denari.

Van Leuwen-Hall’s work is concerned with the shifting paradigms of culture that architecture is uniquely qualified to confront. Their work looks to examine new pedagogical models and architectural manifestations that emerge from new subjectivities and identity politics, the waning politics of globalization, the fallout of the Anthropocene, and techniques and aesthetics unique to machine learning.