1991
Bachelor of Architecture
Bruce Johnson
Bruce Johnson traveled to Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Switzerland, France, and England.
Bruce Johnson
Kansas State University
Cosmosphere. © Bruce Johnson.
Jury
Mustafa Abadan
Raul de Armas
Roger Duffy
Richard Khan
Massimo Vignelli
Stuart Wrede
Bruce Johnson
Kansas State University
Bruce Johnson
is the cofounder of Dual Ecologies, a collaborative practice that is an amalgam of art, theoretical projects, and built work. In 1991, Johnson received his undergraduate degree in architecture from Kansas State University, where he was awarded both the AIA Certificate of Merit and the SOM Foundation Bachelor of Architecture Traveling Fellowship, which afforded the study of sacred architecture in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. In 1994, he received the Lowenfisch Memorial Prize for his Split Level Sod House while completing his graduate degree in architecture at Columbia University. He has practiced with Stanley Tigerman and Margaret McCurry. He has taught Design at Kansas State University and Design/Build Studios at the University of Kansas.