(he/him) is a Kazakh-American designer who considers architecture a topological exercise: dealing in the excavation and negotiation of layered histories, construct, and references.
He posits that an architecture should make visible its source material: revealing the ethic and references that inform its construction.
He posits that an architecture should make visible its source material: revealing the ethic and references that inform its construction.
He is a graduate of the University of Florida School of Architecture, where he authored SILO with Tyler Broadbent.
Everett is a founding member of SMMR (pronounced ‘summer’): a design aggregrate. Their work can be found here.
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