Welcome
I’m Cyrus Dahmubed and I’m a designer, writer, editor, and curator living and working in my beautifully complex hometown of Boston, MA.
I’ve had wonderful opportunities to study design at Harvard and Columbia, and received my Master of Architecture from Northeastern University in May 2018, where I was the recipient of the Alpha Rho Chi Medal for Service, Leadership, and Merit.
I was fortunate during my time at Northeastern to serve as the founding curator and editor-in-chief of the graduate colloquium series and publication, Common Ground, the President of the School of Architecture’s AIAS chapter, and in a number of other volunteer and academic positions.
I served as the Editor-in-Chief of CRIT Journal, the national publication of the American Institute of Architecture Students, and oversaw the production of Issues 83 and 84 during my one-year term in 2018.
I am also currently the Director of Research at Utile, an architecture and urban planning firm in Boston.