Jeremy Duffield

Jeremy, a respected architectural writer known for his illuminating articles, has dedicated his career to bridging architecture's rich history with contemporary innovations. Raised amid the diverse architectural landscape of Chicago, Jeremy developed an early affection for design while wandering through streets lined with art deco facades and compelling modernist towers. His formative years were shaped by his studies of the sociocultural implications of adaptive reuse in urban environments. Throughout his career, Jeremy has penned influential pieces and is best known for his vivid storytelling approach, bringing architectural history vividly to life.

Strongly influenced by luminaries like Ada Louise Huxtable and inspired by mid-century modernism's clarity and social vision, Jeremy adopts a writing style that is both empathetic and analytical, combining rigorous research with expressive narratives. His interviews with contemporary architects, combined with compelling critiques of modern development practices, have sparked meaningful discussions about sustainability, preservation, and urban revitalisation.

Jeremy continues to teach workshops on architectural journalism at community centres, promoting design literacy and encouraging the public to engage thoughtfully with their built environments. His insightful contributions consistently inspire readers, leaving a legacy of thoughtful discourse around the art and meaning of architecture.