Jin Young Song, Stephanie Cramer, and Joyce Hwang are awarded a 2025 Architectural League and NYSCA Independent Projects Grant for “Listening Lingering Pavilion: A System for Evolving Community Spaces.” The proposal is developed in collaboration with The Tool Library, Buffalo.
Image by Jin Young Song
Joyce Hwang is awarded a 2025 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship in the category of Architecture / Environmental Structures / Design.
Joyce Hwang is appointed to the inaugural board of the Medina Triennial, a new contemporary art triennial.
Photo by Douglas Levere
An interview with Joyce Hwang is featured on the University at Buffalo’s podcast Driven to Discover, episode 18: “Multispecies Design with Joyce Hwang.”
Photo by Douglas Levere
Joyce Hwang is elevated to the American Institute of Architects’ College of Fellows. Selected by a seven-member Jury of Fellows, the honor is awarded to architects who have made exceptional contributions to the profession of architecture.
Photo by Kirth Bobb.
Multispecies Lounge is featured in “Designing for Biodiversity” by Juan Raymon Rubio, an article that discusses how architects can better consider nonhuman species in design work. The article also mentions Bat Tower, Bat Cloud, Habitat Wall, and Bower.
Drawing by Double Happiness
Joyce Hwang and the work of Ants of the Prairie is mentioned in an article by Paul Dobraszcyk in CNN,“Billions of birds collide with glass buildings – but architecture has solutions.”
In his YouTube channel, Stewart Hicks features the work of Ants of the Prairie and an interview with Joyce Hwang in the episode, “Architects Want You To Live With Bugs.”
Images by Stewart Hicks