Johe Architecture Program Lecture Series: Sam Jacob November 3 AT 6:00 PM

Sam Jacob is an architect, educator, and critic whose practice blends design, cultural commentary, and narrative. As founder of Sam Jacob Studio and former director of FAT Architecture, he works across scales – from buildings to exhibitions – exploring postmodern legacies, adaptive reuse, and the storytelling potential of drawing. His work invites audiences to reconsider the politics and poetics of the built environment.

Supported by the Herbert W. and Susan Johe Lecture and Exhibition Fund.