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Note on prior history: an earlier draft on this subject was created in 2020 by volunteer participants at an editathon. I did not write, commission, or request that draft and had no involvement in it. It was declined, and I am not resubmitting it — this is a new draft written from independent sources.
Notability rests primarily on WP:ANYBIO: the 2021 Award in Architecture from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the 2021 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal (the Municipal Art Society's highest honor), and appointment by President Biden to the United States Commission of Fine Arts (2021–2025), covered in Architectural Record, Artnet News, and Architect. Additional independent coverage includes Bloomberg, Fast Company, and Pacific Standard on the subject's affordable housing design initiative at the NYC Public Design Commission, as well as The Architect's Newspaper, Next City, and the New York Amsterdam News.
The infobox image is a U.S. government photograph in the public domain.
