Barry Wark

Barry Wark is a Scottish-born architect, designer and educator based in New York, whose practice investigates ecological aesthetics, weathering and advanced fabrication to create buildings that host rather than resist the natural world. He is the founder of Barry Wark Studio, and his work includes Nadarra, a 3D-printed sand wall in the permanent collection of the Museum of the Future, Dubai. His projects have been published in Dezeen, Frame and STIR, and exhibited at the Venice Biennale. At the Stuart Weitzman School of Design he teaches design studios exploring ecology, computation and material expression. He holds an MArch from the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, and is completing a practice-based PhD at RMIT University. He has also taught at Columbia GSAPP, Pratt Institute and the Bartlett.