A documentary inspired Drew Seskunas of The Principals to study architecture + now he?s creating interactive and mind-bending structures.

Architect and founding partner of experimental design studio The Principals, Drew Seskunas grew up surfing, getting arrested for skateboarding and navigating the social divide between jocks and artists. In high school, a documentary on Frank Lloyd Wright piqued his interest and set him on course to architecture school. Within a decade, he was building a large public project in Berlin while struggling to argue in German. Now, he?s creating interactive and mind-bending environments that shift perspectives. Listen:

Sound Journeys, 2016. Client: Ford Motors/Bang & Olufsen. Photo: Ford Installation for THINX. Photo: Montse Zamorano
Prism Planter Modular Planter System. Photo: Dan McMahon
Bikini Berlin, 2008-2014. While working directing the Berlin office of Studio Arne Quinze. Photo: SAQ

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