Faculty Profile

Shayne O’Neil is a designer practicing in Boston and Sweden. He has taught advanced design studios and history/theory seminars at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard, Rhode Island School of Design, SCI-Arc, University of Pennsylvania, University of Toronto, University at Buffalo, Cornell University, Stockholm, and Sweden. He has lectured extensively on topics as diverse as landscape urbanism, material/tectonic form, processes of photography and cartography in architecture, and Scandinavian modernism. He studied philosophy as an undergraduate at Reed College and the University of California-Berkeley, and received his M.Arch. from Harvard’s Graduate School of Design.

• ARCH 4101 Design VII: ‘Nth Dimension
• ARCH 1502 Drawing II: Acts of Transmission
• ARCH 4605 Construction/Digital Fabrication
• ARCH 2101 Design III
• ARCH 5511 Techniques in Visual Representation

• "Bruno Mathsson: Glass Architecture/The Domestic Response," Swedish Arkitekur Musset (2007)
• "The Art of the Frames: The Sculpture of Jedd Novatt," Salander/O'Reilly Gallery (2006)
• “Becoming Animal” Japan Architect (1994)

• San Francisco Prize, Finalist Phillip Burton Fed Building Plaza (1992)
• Japan Architect, Shinkenchiko Design Competition
• Storefront for Art + Architecture, Final Selection Project Atlas (1989)
• Kultur Marke ‘Bruno Mathson Sommerhus Restoration Hallands Lanstyrelsen (2008)

• Pattern Acts, Gallery 3A, San Francisco (2002)
• Project Atlas, Storefront for Art + Architecture (1990)
• Artist Space, Night of a Thousand Drawings (1996)