Sarah Davis is an architectural designer and artist based in New York City.
Sarah sees architecture as an opportunity for art to impact and adopt relationships with space, culture, and life on varying scales. Her work was featured in the 2018 Biennale de Venezia for a proposed architectural response to public surveillance and the physical application of data. In 2020 Sarah co-authored an orthopedic research paper that used digital analysis of joint implant methods to understand surgical outcomes. She believes a trans-disciplinary design approach is critical to creating positively impactful work.
She received her Master of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania and worked as a research assistant in the School of Design. She also obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Clemson University, studied at the Barcelona Architecture Center, and received training in fine arts including sculpture, drawing, and photography.
Sarah is a part of the Architecture team at Snøhetta, where she frequently works across disciplines on cultural projects. Previously Sarah has worked for the offices of Ibañez Kim Studio of Boston; Warren Office for Research and Design in Los Angeles; Derthick, Henley, & Wilkerson Architects of Chattanooga; and HDR Architecture in San Francisco.