PBS NewsHour interview with Nina Cooke John on Harriet Tubman Monument

PBS NewsHour Weekend Features Tubman Monument

Elle Decor A-List 2021

Each part of our multidisciplinary practice informs the other. The art informs the architecture. The architecture informs the interiors. The interiors informs the public engagement. We are honored to have been selected to be part of the Elle Decor A-List for the class of 2021

Flatiron Installation Open

After many months of work, our installation in the North and South Plazas of the Flatiron Plaza is now open for viewing. Visit through January 1st.

Architectural Record Feature

In the September 2020 issue, Architectural Record examines the role of Eurocentricity in architecture. Studio Cooke John was featured amongst several Black Voices in architecture.

NBCs OPEN HOUSE TV

The Chelsea Loft project was featured on NBCs Open House TV on May 31st. Seeing this project animated reveals so much more than still photographs do.

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Madame Architect

I am thrilled to have been featured in Madame Architect discussing my journey as a practicing architect, academic and parent.

“Combining that intuitive part of me that made my hands work, and then analyzing and assessing and fine-tuning based on what the logical parameters might be, really worked for me. Architecture allowed me to use both sides of my brain.”

13 Extraordinary Women in Design and Architecture You Need to Know

Nina Cooke John’s work was recently featured in Dwell Magazine’s “13 Extraordinary Women in Design and Architecture You Need to Know”

“Celebrate International Women’s Day with the work of 13 inspiring designers whose contributions to architecture, interior design, industrial design, and beyond are changing the game.”

Hip Hop Architecture at the Center for Architecture

Nina Cooke John’s work is featured in the Center for Architecture’s 2018 exhibition, Close to the Edge: The Birth Hip Hop Architecture. “Hip-hop is a cultural movement established by the Black and Latino youth of New York’s South Bronx neighborhood in the early 1970s. Hip-Hop Architecture produces spaces, buildings, and environments that embody the creative energy evident in these means of hip-hop expression. Close to the Edge: The Birth of Hip-Hop Architecture exhibits the work of students, academics, and practitioners at the center of this emerging architectural revolution.