Eva Fedderly
@evafedderly
Author, “These Walls: The battle for Rikers Island and the future of America’s jails,” Simon & Schuster; Contributing writer, Architectural Digest
ID: 948331105534578695
http://amzn.to/3xpc2cy 02-01-2018 23:12:09
72 Tweet
155 Followers
36 Following
Architect Kimberly Dowdell Kimberly Dowdell (2024 AIA President) practices with HOK (Designing the built environment) and leads the National Organization of Minority Architects NOMA. Even cooler, her babysitter was Rosa Parks’s cousin, she tells CenterForArch. Listen: personplacething.org
What will NYC build on Rikers if it keeps its promise to close it? I explore this for Architectural Digest in my story here: architecturaldigest.com/story/reimagin… #writerslift
"Reducing the number of [waste] plants along the East River could reduce pollution levels & allow clean industry along the waterfront, improving the health of people in these communities.” - RPA's Moses Gates Architectural Digest Eva Fedderly #renewablerikers architecturaldigest.com/story/reimagin…
Can New Prison Design Help America’s Mass Incarceration Problem? Eva Fedderly Architectural Digest buff.ly/3sP8vQH
Thank you, Ian Bonaparte and Julianna Haubner, my inspiring and stellar team for “These Walls.”
Getting ready to judge Rikers Debate Project and Columbia Debate with christopher watler (he/him) from Center for Employment Opportunities at Columbia University University.
Great debate tonight on “Eliminating cash bail” at Columbia University. Thanks for having me Rikers Debate Project and Columbia Debate! Altagracia Montilla🌻 and christopher watler (he/him), ‘til we meet again 😉
Close call tonight with Columbia Debate winning over Rikers Debate Project with a vote of 6 to 5. It was honor watching great debaters do their thing! Well done, teams!
THESE WALLS by Eva Fedderly is out today! simonandschuster.com/books/These-Wa…
"Architecture plays a powerful role in society. It reveals a society’s values." Read Eva Fedderly in The Architect's Newspaper on justice architecture and the role architects play in designing equitable incarceration and rehabilitation spaces: archpaper.com/2025/05/eva-fe…