Ifeoma Ebo

Ifeoma Ebo is a Nigerian-American, Brooklyn-based Urban Designer, Planning Strategist, Artist and experienced Architect. With a career spanning two decades, she is renowned for her transformative work in urban landscapes, with a keen focus on equity and design excellence. She has significantly impacted urban design and development projects, partnering with prestigious institutions like the United Nations, FIFA, and the NYC Mayor’s Office. She is an Assistant Professor for Design & Sustainability at the Spitzer School of Architecture at the City College of New York where she engages in research and teaches trans disciplinary courses exploring cultural, climate, and environmental justice. She has most recently received awards and fellowships from the New York State Council for the Arts, The Architectural League, Black Artist’s & Designers Guild, Pratt Institute School of Architecture, Columbia GSAPP and United States Artists. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University, a Master of City Design & Development from MIT and a Certificate in Regenerative Practice from the Regenesis Institute.