Bradley Silling is a designer living in Brooklyn, New York. With broad experience across architecture and interiors, his work unsettles, explodes, and reconfigures elements of everyday material culture in an effort to project new ways of living. So far, his work has included public installations, private residences, affordable housing schemes, and small piles of plastecine trash. All projects are decidedly collaborative and cross-disciplinary, leaning heavily on the expertise and creativity of clients, friends, and makers.
He received his Masters in Architecture from Harvard University Graduate School of Design in 2019. Previously, he earned a BS in Architectural Studies from the University of Southern California in 2016.
Professional experience includes positions at Bestor Architecture, MKCA, Space Exploration, Johnston Marklee, IDEO, and Gemic. He has taught undergraduate Architecture studios at Syracuse University.