
April 7, 2022
Presenting The 2022 Metropolis Future100

FUTURE100
Architecture Undergraduate Winners
FUTURE100
Architecture Graduate Winners
FUTURE100
Interior Design Graduate Winners
From Our Partners
2022 Future100 Schools Showcase
This year’s top architecture and interior design students are graduating from these programs—some of the finest in North America.
Ariella Ahdut
Alaa Alharbi
Sara Alvarez
Allison Baker
Sarah Bannon
Julia Bohlen
Brook Boughton
Leonie Brightly
Sombre Carleton
Kimberly Carlisle
Liya Rachal Chandy
Ashley Chen
Dongqi Chen
Elina Chen
Jiang Chen
Kevin Chow
Kristabel Chung
Maria Cicone
Sophie Clapperton
Anthony Cotignola
Arianna Dantes
Venessa Davidenko
Lindsey Decatrel
Morgan Dimoush
Alexis Friedman
Paige Frost
Xiran Geng
Ghazi Ghazi
Benjamin Goldsmith
Christopher Guardado
Denice Guillermo
Abby Harvey
Micaela Rose Head
Selena Helms
Yousef Ismail
Alex Jones
Pooja Kalavagunta
Rachel Kamkhehji
Coumba Kanté
Salma Kattass
Matthew Kennedy
Eugene Kim
Caine Knuckles
Polina Kulikova
Abbey Kunselman
Elvira Lathrop
Jaewon Lee
Noah Lemus
Xinze Li
Sarah Lobo
Becky Lung
Virginia Macoy
Umar Mahmood
Mateo Mantilla
Laura Maschino
Aleah Mazyck
Charlotte McGraw
Kathryn Merta
Mary Claire Moravits
Daniela Mujica
In Partnership With
CannonDesign | Daltile | Formica | Interface | Keilhauer | Rapt | Sherwin-Williams | SOM
If you would like to contact any of these students for professional opportunities, please send an email to Lauren Volker, [email protected].
We would be happy to connect you.
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