Yoon's work is widely known for pioneering investigations in the intersections between architecture,technology,and the public realm. Notable works include White Noise White Light for the Athens 2004 Olympics;Double Horizon for the GSA at the San Ysidro Border Crossing;and the Sean Collier Memorial at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. These projects are often cited for their innovative use of emerging technologies in architecture,design and fabrication.
Career
Yoon was born in Seoul,Korea and grew up in the United States. After graduating from Cornell University with a B.Arch in 1995 and Harvard University Graduate School of Design in 1997 with a Masters of Architecture in Urban Design (with Distinction),she continued her research interest in architecture and urbanism as a Fulbright Fellow in Seoul,Korea in 1998. She began teaching at MIT in 2001.
Also in 2001,Yoon established MY Studio,to pursue creative works at the intersection of architecture,art and technology. With partner Eric Höweler,Yoon founded Höweler+Yoon Architecture in 2005. The firm is an international interdisciplinary design practice working across the domains of architecture,urban design,public space,immersive experience,and design strategy. Höweler + Yoon Architecture is based out of Boston,Massachusetts.
Recognition
In 2021,Yoon was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters,a recognition of the highest form for artistic merit in the United States. Yoon is also the recipient of the Audi Urban Future Award in 2012,[3] United States Artist Award in Architecture and Design in 2008,Architecture Record's Design Vanguard Award in 2007,and the Rome Prize in Design in 2005 from the American Academy in Rome. Yoon is also the 2013 recipient of MIT's Irwin Sizer Award for the Most Significant Improvement (and Innovations) to Education.[4] In 2015,Yoon won 2015 New Generation Leader award from Architectural Record as part of the magazine's second annual Women in Architecture Forum and Awards event.[5]
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