Taylor is a designer, architect, educator, and maker employing design as a tool to proliferate equity in the
built environment.
Taylor Holloway is a designer, architect, educator, and maker with broad experience using design-driven approaches to promote equity in the built environment, advance individual and collective capacities for social impact, and champion the preservation of shared cultural legacies.
Taylor holds her BA from Wellesley College and her M.Arch from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She is the recipient of the Berenice Lapin Fellowship for Architecture, the Wellesley College 2008 Excellence in the Arts Award, the 2013 AIA Martin Roche Travel Fellowship, and the 2016 AIA Jason Pettigrew Memorial Scholarship. Her exhibition vitae includes: Prospect. 1 New Orleans, SITE Santa Fe’s 7th International Biennial, Logan Square Comfort Station, and The Bakersfield Museum of Art. She is the Founder of Public Design Agency, a multidisciplinary design studio that fosters civic stewardship, urban revitalization, and cross-cultural exchange through art, architecture and collaborative design practices.
Her not-so-secret passion is becoming a master builder.
