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Dimly lit interior room with furniture
Crown House by Studio Sean Canty.
White room with vaulted ceilings and studio space
Crown House by Studio Sean Canty.
Architectural model in studio on a tall pedestal
Crown House by Studio Sean Canty.
Interior room with vaulted ceiling, skylights, and lofted space
Crown House by Studio Sean Canty.
House with front stair and pitched roof
Crown House by Studio Sean Canty.
House with three successive pitched roofs
Crown House by Studio Sean Canty.
Floor plan with five large rooms
Crown House by Studio Sean Canty.
Arched doorway with view of column
Raynor Residence by Studio Sean Canty.
central window in arched frame flanked by green closets
Raynor Residence by Studio Sean Canty.
Single home with two windows on large roof and curved wall
Tall House by Studio Sean Canty.
Interor space with round floor above and balcony
Tall House by Studio Sean Canty.
Steep pitched roof structure in an interior space with purple and magenta lighting
Venice Biennale of Architecture 2023: Edgar's Shed by Studio Sean Canty. Photo by Justin Jiang.
Steep pitched roof structure in an interior space with purple and magenta lighting
Venice Biennale of Architecture 2023: Edgar's Shed by Studio Sean Canty. Photo by Olivia Heung.
Steep pitched roof structure in an interior space with purple and magenta lighting
Venice Biennale of Architecture 2023: Edgar's Shed by Studio Sean Canty. Photo by Olivia Heung.
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Lecture
Studio Sean Canty
2024–2025 Public Program, Fall Edition
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MD Anderson Hall, Farish Gallery

Making Room(s) and Other Stories

 

Sean Canty is an Assistant Professor of Architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and the founder of Studio Sean Canty, an architectural firm known for its innovative use of geometry and materials. He is also a co-founder of Office III, an architectural collective recognized as a finalist in the 2016 MoMA PS1 Young Architects Competition, with notable projects like the Governor’s Island Welcome Center in New York. Beyond his practice, Canty has garnered awards and recognition for his work, has been featured in prestigious publications, and is actively involved in academia, teaching at Harvard and previously at institutions such as The Cooper Union and UC Berkeley.

 

This program is made possible through the generous support of the Betty R. and George F. Pierce Jr., FAIA, Fund; the William B. Coleman Jr. Colloquium Fund for Architecture; and the Wm. W. Caudill Lecture Series Fund. 
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