Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda


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    2025    Teaching          Guest Lecture, Spatial & Interior Design, University of Kent
    2024    Publication      My Favourite Space, Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda and Katarzyna Czapiga
    2024    Exhibition        Domestic Dialogues: 15 November - 15 December 2024, 187 Deptford High Street, London SE8 3NT
    2024    Event               Opening Reception – Domestic Dialogues: Friday, 15. November 2024 18:00 - 22:00 GMT
    2024    Grant               Business Grant, German Government
    2022    Publication      As New Architecture Writers calls for 2022 applications, we celebrate alumnu Afterparti, Wallpaper*
    2020    Publication      Influences: Aoi Phillips and Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda’s ‘Permesso’, Architect ́s Journal
    2020    Publication      Who holds the power to shape our cities?, Wallpaper*
    2020    Publication      Afterparti: For the Love of Power, Barbican
    2020    Teaching          Guest Critic, Communication and Media Studies, Architectural Association
    2020    Exhibition        Reporting from Rome, AA Bookshop
    2019    Publication      Summer and art at the BSR, The British School at Rome
    2019    Exhibition        Portico, British School at Rome
    2019    Award              Nicholas Boas Travel Scholarship, Architectural Association
    2018    Publication      A Home Truth on Contemplation and Resistance, Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda, REAL, ISBN: 978-1-9164068-2-7
    2017    Publication      2018: The Year According to: Jack Self, Walker Art Center
    2017    Award              AAF Travel Award, Architectural Association
    2016    Exhibition        Lugo Land
    Fiona Cuypers-Stanienda is a Swiss-German-American architectural designer and analog photographer based in Eindhoven. Her work blends architecture and social documentary, exploring how people relate to space through memory, ownership, and emotional connection. Rooted in long-term dialogue and slow observation, her practice reveals the quiet narratives that shape how we inhabit the built world.