Heather Besemer-Schulz is an architectural designer and multidisciplinary artist working across architecture, spatial design, digital media, and visual communication. Her practice treats creative disciplines not as fixed categories but as interwoven ways of thinking and making. Her background in art, creative direction, and image-making informs how she approaches architecture and the built environment.

 

Heather holds a Master of Architecture from Pratt Institute and a Bachelor’s degree from Cornell University. She is also co-founder of Vanity Project, a Brooklyn-based art studio producing spatial and interdisciplinary work at the intersection of art, architecture, and cultural critique. Based in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, her work is guided by a belief in design as both play and purpose.