Daniel Markiewicz

Daniel Markiewicz an Associate Professor of Practice at the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design and a founding partner of FORMA, an architecture and design practice based in New York City and Los Angeles. FORMA’s work includes residential and cultural projects and is defined by carefully considered form, bold colors, thoughtful configuration of the architectural plan and innovative programming. 
Prior to founding FORMA, Daniel was an associate at Diller Scofidio + Renfro Architects where he led design on a number of public and institutional projects including modern art museums, regional transportation hubs, academic creative centers, and performing arts theaters. Daniel was a founding member and a coeditor of PROJECT, a journal for architecture and platform for young architects to showcase their work and investigations.
Daniel received his Master of Architecture at the Yale School of Architecture where he was awarded the H.I Feldman Prize for the Best Architectural Design Project as well as the William Wirt Winchester Travelling Fellowship, the school’s most prestigious award. Prior to Yale, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with an architectural focus at Princeton University where he received the William Feay Shellman Prize for Drawing. Daniel has also been recognized by the Graham Foundation (Grants awarded to PROJECT in 2015,2017), Wallpaper* Magazine Design Awards (Next Generation Designers’ 2012), Kohn Pederson Fox Traveling Fellowship (Finalist 2010).  Daniel is a Registered Architect in the states of New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.