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Arianna Deane

Assistant Professor of Interior Design

Email
deanea@newschool.edu

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Arianna Deane

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Arianna Deane is an architect, interior designer and educator living in New York City. In 2018 she co-founded  A+A+A - an award winning multidisciplinary design studio committed to making places more inclusive, collaborative, and joyful. Working at all scales, the studio creates thoughtfully-designed objects, experiences, and environments. A+A+A’s process prioritizes building a radically inclusive way of working where every project starts and ends with those who are directly affected.

Prior to A+A+A she worked in San Francisco, Naples and New York City, on commercial, multifamily residential, installations and speculative projects. She has worked as an Adjunct Research Scholar for Columbia University GSAPP specializing in research for the Waste Initiative, and has taught at New Jersey Institute of Technology Hillier College of Architecture, and the Rhode Island School of Design. Arianna earned a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from UC Berkeley and a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University GSAPP where she was awarded The Evans Simpson Excellence in Design Prize, The William Kinne Travel Fellowship, and Lucille Smyser Lowendish Memorial Prize. 


Degrees Held

BA in Architecture, U.C. Berkeley

Master of Architecture, Columbia GSAPP


Current Courses


Future Courses

  • Design Studio 4: Thesis
    PGID 5301 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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