Bryson Malone
MILLIØNS is a Los Angeles-based architecture and design practice, founded by John May and Zeina Koreitem. Their projects spans various scales and media formats, including buildings, interiors, exhibitions, furniture, books, and environments. MILLIØNS’ work has been published widely, including features and essays in, Domus, Wallpaper, Harvard Design Magazine, ArchDaily, Azure, eflux, Flaunt Magazine, Dezeen, Ssense, Artsy, Architect’s Newspaper, Sight Unseen, Azure, and in a catalog of their work on experimental collective living, New Massings for New Masses: Collectivity After Orthography (MIT SA+P Press 2015).
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Zeina Koreitem is a licensed Lebanese architect and Design Faculty at SCI-Arc. She holds a B.Arch from the American University of Beirut, where she received the AREEN Project Award of Excellence in Architecture, and the Outstanding Creative Achievement Award; an M.Arch 2 from the University of Toronto; and an M.Des in Design Computation from Harvard GSD, where she received the Daniel L. Schodek Award for Technology. She previously worked in the offices of Dominique Perrault Architecture in Paris, and RCR Arquitectes in Olot, Spain.
John May is Associate Professor of Architecture at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, where he previously served as director of the Master in Design Studies post-professional program, and Area Head of the History and Philosophy of Design + Media research group. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Visual Art from the College of William and Mary, a Master of Architecture (AP) with Distinction from Harvard GSD, and a doctorate in Geography and Environmental Studies from UCLA. He is the author of Signal. Image. Architecture. (Everything is Already an Image) (Columbia, 2019).
MILLIØNS
DTLA | Topanga Canyon
1258 W 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90026
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Bryson Malone