Dragana Zoric

Dragana Zoric is an Adjunct Associate Professor and a Yugoslavian-American architect and landscape architect whose teaching and practice question disciplinary boundaries of architecture and landscape as related to public space and waterfronts. Her work also looks at brutalist architectural morphologies for landscape and queries novel uses of living systems in cities. As part of a team, her work was exhibited at the Venice Biennale; she has implemented transitional housing in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. With expertise in urban coastal revitalization projects in NY and beyond, she practices as part of tentwenty, focusing on a range of scales and project types. She holds degrees from Columbia University and the University of California, Berkeley, and has taught urban design studios at Yale and Columbia University, architecture design studios and landscape seminars at Pratt Institute.