Co-Founding Partner
Mimi co-founded nARCHITECTS with Eric Bunge with a belief in architecture as an agent of positive change, responding to and connecting people with the environment in unexpected ways. Responding to our world in flux while fostering social engagement guides her work. Born in the tropics of Vietnam and trained in Amsterdam and New York City, she brings a global outlook and an obsession with greenery to the firm’s design culture. Mimi teaches graduate design studios as an Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and previously taught at Yale University. She received her Master in Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and her Bachelor of Science in Art and Design from M.I.T.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY, NJ, WA, IL, FL, MA, LEED
Co-Founding Partner
Mimi co-founded nARCHITECTS with Eric Bunge with a belief in architecture as an agent of positive change, responding to and connecting people with the environment in unexpected ways. Responding to our world in flux while fostering social engagement guides her work. Born in the tropics of Vietnam and trained in Amsterdam and New York City, she brings a global outlook and an obsession with greenery to the firm’s design culture. Mimi teaches graduate design studios as an Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and previously taught at Yale University. She received her Master in Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and her Bachelor of Science in Art and Design from M.I.T.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY, NJ, WA, IL, FL, MA, LEED
Co-Founding Partner
Born in Montreal of Argentinian heritage, Eric trained in London, Calcutta, Paris and Boston before co-founding nARCHITECTS in New York with Mimi Hoang. He has led projects including the Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center, the New York State Equal Rights Heritage Center, the A/D/O Design Center, and the ground-breaking micro-unit building Carmel Place. An Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University GSAPP, Eric has also taught at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Parsons School of Design, RISD, Universite de Montreal, University of Toronto, and Yale University. He received his Master in Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and his Bachelor of Architecture from McGill University.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Co-Founding Partner
Born in Montreal of Argentinian heritage, Eric trained in London, Calcutta, Paris and Boston before co-founding nARCHITECTS in New York with Mimi Hoang. He has led projects including the Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center, the New York State Equal Rights Heritage Center, the A/D/O Design Center, and the ground-breaking micro-unit building Carmel Place. An Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University GSAPP, Eric has also taught at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Parsons School of Design, RISD, Universite de Montreal, University of Toronto, and Yale University. He received his Master in Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and his Bachelor of Architecture from McGill University.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Principal
Amanda is an experienced architect with a background in architecture, interior design and psychology. Her leadership has been instrumental in developing our focus on socially and environmentally sustainable public projects that positively transform communities. As Principal, Amanda’s oversees projects with complex parameters and client and regulatory agency approvals processes, including the Made in NY Campus, NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center and A/D/O. Born and raised in Idaho, she brings her love of openness even to the most constrained project site. Amanda received her Master in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania and her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the University of Idaho.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY | LEED AP
Principal
Amanda is an experienced architect with a background in architecture, interior design and psychology. Her leadership has been instrumental in developing our focus on socially and environmentally sustainable public projects that positively transform communities. As Principal, Amanda’s oversees projects with complex parameters and client and regulatory agency approvals processes, including the Made in NY Campus, NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center, the Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center and A/D/O. Born and raised in Idaho, she brings her love of openness even to the most constrained project site. Amanda received her Master in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania and her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the University of Idaho.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY | LEED AP
Associate
Raised in a building industry-oriented family, Dave discussed construction issues over breakfast with his contractor dad. Dave brings his expertise in leading over twenty projects from design through construction administration and in developing creative, adaptable solutions to complex problems. He received his Master in Architecture from Cornell University and his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Miami.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Associate
Raised in a building industry-oriented family, Dave discussed construction issues over breakfast with his contractor dad. Dave brings his expertise in leading over twenty projects from design through construction administration and in developing creative, adaptable solutions to complex problems. He received his Master in Architecture from Cornell University and his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Miami.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Associate
After roaming the U.S. and Asia, Sue settled in New York City, bringing her love of urban density and expansive nature to the practice. Sue brings to the office valuable experience in large multi-scalar projects and master plans, with residential, commercial, and cultural components. Sue received her Master in Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Cornell University.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY, LEED AP
Associate
After roaming the U.S. and Asia, Sue settled in New York City, bringing her love of urban density and expansive nature to the practice. Sue brings to the office valuable experience in large multi-scalar projects and master plans, with residential, commercial, and cultural components. Sue received her Master in Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Cornell University.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY, LEED AP
Associate
Jason is driven by his belief in advancing empathy and social equality through architecture. His experience in teaching and on design-build projects contributes to the firm’s technical strengths, while continually raising the level of design through dialogue and iterative explorations. Jason received his Bachelor of Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Associate
Jason is driven by his belief in advancing empathy and social equality through architecture. His experience in teaching and on design-build projects contributes to the firm’s technical strengths, while continually raising the level of design through dialogue and iterative explorations. Jason received his Bachelor of Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Architect
A native of Hong Kong, Paul trained in Hangzhou, Shanghai, Boston, LA, and Tokyo. His passion for drawing informs his work at nARCHITECTS as well as his personal art practice, which explores intersections between a range of media including sculpture, drawing and writing. Paul earned his Bachelor of Architectural Studies at the University of Hong Kong and his Masters in Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Architect
A native of Hong Kong, Paul trained in Hangzhou, Shanghai, Boston, LA, and Tokyo. His passion for drawing informs his work at nARCHITECTS as well as his personal art practice, which explores intersections between a range of media including sculpture, drawing and writing. Paul earned his Bachelor of Architectural Studies at the University of Hong Kong and his Masters in Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design.
Certifications: Registered Architect, NY
Architect
Before moving to New York City, Julio gained valuable experience working on housing, educational and renovation projects in Barcelona for 5 years. He is passionate about architecture’s ability to improve public life, impact social conditions and address climate change. Julio earned his Bachelor and Masters in Architecture from UPC Barcelona School of Architecture.
Certifications: Architect (Spain)
Architect
Before moving to New York City, Julio gained valuable experience working on housing, educational and renovation projects in Barcelona for 5 years. He is passionate about architecture’s ability to improve public life, impact social conditions and address climate change. Julio earned his Bachelor and Masters in Architecture from UPC Barcelona School of Architecture.
Certifications: Architect (Spain)
Designer
Adina grew up outside New York City. Her mother’s professional art practice and father’s real estate career, combined with her obsession with drawing, influenced Adina to pursue the field of architecture. Adina earned her Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Washington University in St Louis and her Masters in Architecture from Columbia GSAPP. Adina sees design as a powerful tool to improve peoples’ lives and is an advocate for equity in housing and public space. She is inspired to find ways that building technology can adapt to provide solutions to climate change. When she’s not focused on these critical issues, Adina enjoys baking, listening to podcasts, and watching films.
Designer
Adina grew up outside New York City. Her mother’s professional art practice and father’s real estate career, combined with her obsession with drawing, influenced Adina to pursue the field of architecture. Adina earned her Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Washington University in St Louis and her Masters in Architecture from Columbia GSAPP. Adina sees design as a powerful tool to improve peoples’ lives and is an advocate for equity in housing and public space. She is inspired to find ways that building technology can adapt to provide solutions to climate change. When she’s not focused on these critical issues, Adina enjoys baking, listening to podcasts, and watching films.
Designer
During her education, Fatemeh spent plenty of time measuring and documenting old, abandoned buildings and informal urban settings. This has led her to draw inspiration from non-architecture and non-place, aspiring for efficiency and affordability. Fatemeh is from Tehran, Iran, and she earned her Bachelor of Architecture from Kashan University and her Masters in Architecture at Washington University.
Designer
During her education, Fatemeh spent plenty of time measuring and documenting old, abandoned buildings and informal urban settings. This has led her to draw inspiration from non-architecture and non-place, aspiring for efficiency and affordability. Fatemeh is from Tehran, Iran, and she earned her Bachelor of Architecture from Kashan University and her Masters in Architecture at Washington University.
Designer, Communications & Office Manager
A native Texan, Amelia has lived in small towns with miles of open land and dense cities like Austin, Kuala Lumpur, and New York City. She is fascinated by hand-drawing and math seeing each as a puzzle to be solved. Amelia’s design is informed by those fascinations, how artistic nuance and mathematical logic can create equitable and sustainable architecture. Amelia earned her Bachelor of Architecture and her Bachelor of Science in Pure Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin.
Designer, Communications & Office Manager
A native Texan, Amelia has lived in small towns with miles of open land and dense cities like Austin, Kuala Lumpur, and New York City. She is fascinated by hand-drawing and math seeing each as a puzzle to be solved. Amelia’s design is informed by those fascinations, how artistic nuance and mathematical logic can create equitable and sustainable architecture. Amelia earned her Bachelor of Architecture and her Bachelor of Science in Pure Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin.
Designer
Isabel grew up in Hong Kong and Boston before moving to New York. She pursues the field of architecture with an interest in designing for public spaces fostered by living and working in cities, specifically the possibilities for adaptability and surprise. With a background in the arts, she’s continually inspired by architectural and urban space in her own art practice. Isabel received her Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and her Bachelor of Arts in Visual Art and the History and Theory of Architecture from Columbia University.
Designer
Isabel grew up in Hong Kong and Boston before moving to New York. She pursues the field of architecture with an interest in designing for public spaces fostered by living and working in cities, specifically the possibilities for adaptability and surprise. With a background in the arts, she’s continually inspired by architectural and urban space in her own art practice. Isabel received her Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and her Bachelor of Arts in Visual Art and the History and Theory of Architecture from Columbia University.
Designer
Yun is a native Korean who has lived and worked in Minneapolis, Houston, and now New York City. The context, cultures, and environments of these cities have heavily influenced her personally and professionally. Yun brings experience in mixed-use, adaptive reuse, and public design, and she believes that promoting the reuse of materials through architectural design and alternative construction methods can facilitate a longer life span of those materials. Yun received her Masters in Architecture at Rice University and her Bachelor of Science in Architecture at the University of Minnesota. She enjoys traveling and experiencing life around her through water-coloring.
Designer
Yun is a native Korean who has lived and worked in Minneapolis, Houston, and now New York City. The context, cultures, and environments of these cities have heavily influenced her personally and professionally. Yun brings experience in mixed-use, adaptive reuse, and public design, and she believes that promoting the reuse of materials through architectural design and alternative construction methods can facilitate a longer life span of those materials. Yun received her Masters in Architecture at Rice University and her Bachelor of Science in Architecture at the University of Minnesota. She enjoys traveling and experiencing life around her through water-coloring.
