Amy Bass: Architectural Designer, Illustrator and Creative Content Creator

Amy Bass is an architectural designer, illustrator, and creative content creator who bridges the gap between professional architecture and public engagement. With an academic background that includes training at The Bartlett School of Architecture and a Fulbright Scholarship at Parsons School of Design, Amy Bass has developed a distinct visual language. Her practice utilizes biro hand-drawings, digital illustration, and street photography to document the social complexities and intimate details of daily life within various urban contexts. As an architectural designer, Amy Bass has gained professional experience at the world-renowned firm Foster + Partners, contributing to large-scale projects before focusing on her research into global housing typologies. Her work is deeply influenced by her travels, where she explores how cultural identity informs the built environment. Through her digital platforms, she shares her creative process and architectural research with a global audience, making complex urban concepts accessible through humor and authentic storytelling. Based between New York and London, Amy Bass continues to expand her portfolio through architectural commissions and collaborative projects. Her Seated Snapshots series and other photographic works highlight her focus on human interaction within public spaces. By combining traditional drawing techniques with modern media, Amy Bass offers a fresh perspective on contemporary architecture, urbanism, and the diverse ways people inhabit the world today.