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Designer, activist, academic,
and author of Lo—TEK,
Design by Radical Indigenism.
A leading expert of Lo—TEK nature-based technologies for climate-resilience.
Her eponymously named studio brings creative and conceptual, interdisciplinary thinking to urban projects and corporate clients interested in systemic and sustainable change. Julia regularly teaches urban design at Harvard and Columbia University.
PRESS
Vogue
Monocle
Washington Post
New York Times
NPR
The Guardian
Articles
Awards
Exhibitions
Pulse of the Hinterland
Xinjiang International Art Biennale
Full Circle: Design Without End
Meuseum of Design Atlanta
Symbiocene
R3 Gallery Korea
Pulse of the Hinterland
Xinjiang International Art Biennale
Full Circle: Design Without End
Meuseum of Design Atlanta
Symbiocene
R3 Gallery Korea
Videos
Podcasts
Publications
The Urbanism Reader
Design, Technology, Culture and the Future of Cities, 2024
Landscape Architecture Frontiers
045 Vol 8 Issue 3 Nature-Based Solutions and Urban Resilience Print Only
June 2020
June 2020
The Urbanism Reader
Design, Technology, Culture and the Future of Cities, 2024
Landscape Architecture Frontiers
045 Vol 8 Issue 3 Nature-Based Solutions and Urban Resilience Print Only
June 2020
June 2020
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