How Zena Howard Uses Design to Help Cities Heal

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The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Image© Brad Feinknopf

This article was originally published on Metropolis Magazine as "Game Changers: Architect Zena Howard is Using Design as Urban Healing." Metropolis' annual Game Changers series highlights those in design who are pushing the field forward.

Transforming urban centers can be slow going when the process is rooted in community engagement. But within the next five to ten years, historically African-American neighborhoods in Charlotte and Greenville, North Carolina; Miami; Vancouver; and Los Angeles will experience major change, thanks to architect Zena Howard, who leads Perkins+Will’s cultural practice in North Carolina.

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Cite: J. Michael Welton. "How Zena Howard Uses Design to Help Cities Heal" 01 Mar 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/912312/how-zena-howard-uses-design-to-help-cities-heal> ISSN 0719-8884
As the head of Perkins+Will’s cultural practice in North Carolina, Zena Howard has spearheaded an effort to address decades of community marginalization, posing design as a collaborative tool for change.. ImageCourtesy Perkins+Will, via Metropolis Magazine

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