Melissa Milgrom, Author at Metropolis

Susan Lyons Instigates New Thinking at Designtex

Susan Lyons brings both the keen sensibilities of a designer and an open and collaborative managerial style to her leadership role at Designtex.

Melissa Milgrom,

Susan Lyons brings both the keen sensibilities of a designer and an open and collaborative managerial style to her leadership role at Designtex.

The Immigrant Story Behind the Vilcek Foundation’s Design Prizes

Jan and Marica Vilcek’s remarkable biographies provide the inspiration for the annual awards honoring young foreign-born scientists, artists, and designers.

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Jan and Marica Vilcek’s remarkable immigrant story provides the inspiration for their foundation’s annual awards honoring young foreign-born scientists, artists, and designers.

The Renaissance Woman at the Helm of Bard’s Graduate Center

An educator and historian, Susan Weber has elevated the study of material culture, design history, and curatorial practice to that of a fine art.

Melissa Milgrom,

An educator and historian who has elevated the study of material culture, design history, and curatorial practice to fresh levels of depth and understanding.

These Digital Fabricators Bill Themselves as “Makers”

Based in Long Island City, the architect-trained founders of TIETZ-BACCON are fluent in the languages of materials and machines.

Melissa Milgrom,

Based in Long Island City, these architect-trained digital fabricators bill themselves as “designers who make things.”

Industrial Strength

Melissa Milgrom,

Julie Bargmann’s on a mission: Can a tough girl from New Jersey teach the EPA how to make Superfund sites live and breathe again?

Melissa Milgrom

Susan Lyons Instigates New Thinking at Designtex

Susan Lyons brings both the keen sensibilities of a designer and an open and collaborative managerial style to her leadership role at Designtex.

The Immigrant Story Behind the Vilcek Foundation’s Design Prizes

Jan and Marica Vilcek’s remarkable biographies provide the inspiration for the annual awards honoring young foreign-born scientists, artists, and designers.

The Renaissance Woman at the Helm of Bard’s Graduate Center

An educator and historian, Susan Weber has elevated the study of material culture, design history, and curatorial practice to that of a fine art.

These Digital Fabricators Bill Themselves as “Makers”

Based in Long Island City, the architect-trained founders of TIETZ-BACCON are fluent in the languages of materials and machines.

Industrial Strength

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