and homes for both artists and collectors. She has designed gallery and exhibition spaces for Hauser & Wirth, the Whitney, Gladstone Gallery, Michael Werner, David Zwirner, Acquavella Galleries and Frieze Art Fair's Frieze Masters. Her firm routinely collaborates with the Gagosian Gallery on exhibition designs. Her clients also include Christophe Van de Weghe and Per Skarstedt. Selldorf's approach to design has been described in the Wall Street Journal as "...about restrained and understated elegance. From reinvented Beaux-Arts galleries to handsome residential towers, the Selldorf statement goes against the grain." Her work has also been praised by Paul Goldberger, Architecture Critic for The New Yorker as "...a kind of gentle modernism of utter precision, with perfect proportions." In another article by Architectural Digest, Selldorf describes her design process—as demonstrated in her work on a Fifth Avenue apartment—as focusing on "unconscious comfort" and "clean and clear space." Teaching Selldorf is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and an Academician of the National Academy Museum and School. She has taught at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and Syracuse University and is a frequent juror and lecturer. Other activities Architectural League of New York, Member of the Board Center for Curatorial Studies and Art in Contemporary Culture, Bard College, Member of the Board of Governors Chinati Foundation, Member of the Board of Trustees Museum Berggruen, Member of the International Council World Monuments Fund, Member of the Board of Trustees Recognition 2018 – Lawrence Israel Prize, awarded by the Interior Design program at Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) 2016 – AIANY Medal of Honor, awarded by the American Institute of Architects New York Chapter 2014 – Award in Architecture, awarded by the American Academy of Arts and Letters Personal life As of 2015, Selldorf lived in Greenwich Village with her partner, Tom Outerbridge. Selected Projects Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility Neue Galerie New York: Museum for German and Austrian Art The Mwabwindo School The Rubell Museum Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Steinway Hall Institute for the Study of the Ancient World 200 11th Avenue 10 Bond Street 21 East 12th Street 347 Bowery Street 42 Crosby Street 520 West 19th Street Interior design for the Urban Glass House, 330 Spring Street, Manhattan, 2005. David Zwirner Hauser & Wirth Gladstone Gallery Haunch of Venison Acquavella Galleries Michael Werner Gallery Museum of Contemporary