Gracie Meek's (BArch'22) interests lie in the capability of architecture and landscape to negotiate between large-scale processes of ecology, sociocultural contexts, and infrastructural systems, and architecture as a stage for indeterminacy to engage with temporal change and encourage spontaneity. She is investigating landscape transformation and environmental experience in the context of climate change through her research on the Guiana Landscapes project with the Landscape and Urban Environmentalities Lab. She is the Associate Managing Editor for the forthcoming Cornell Journal of Architecture, Issue 13: Missing.
grm66@cornell.edu