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Esther Mumbi is a multifaceted designer whose work spans various disciplines such as architecture, graphic design, and fashion. Her work is a creative exploration of the boundaries between materials and space, and how they can be used to create engaging environments.

 

Her perspective, informed by her Kenyan heritage introduces an intersection between African typologies and contemporary sensibilities. Whether large or small-scale interventions, Esther seeks to challenge the conventional limits of our built environment.

 

In addition to her design practice, Esther is passionate about architectural exposure at the K-12 level. She has dedicated over three years to mentoring young minds through various design and architecture workshops. Her commitment to education and mentorship reflects her belief in the power of architecture to shape and inspire the future.

Publications

FWD: Museum Journal

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

UIC SOA Year End Show

Third Spaces of North Lawndale, 2023

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

Publications

FWD: Museum Journal

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

UIC SOA Year End Show

Third Spaces of North Lawndale, 2023

Esther Mumbi is a multifaceted designer whose work spans various disciplines such as architecture, graphic design, and fashion. Her work is a creative exploration of the boundaries between materials and space, and how they can be used to create engaging environments.

 

Her perspective, informed by her Kenyan heritage introduces an intersection between African typologies and contemporary sensibilities. Whether large or small-scale interventions, Esther seeks to challenge the conventional limits of our built environment.

 

In addition to her design practice, Esther is passionate about architectural exposure at the K-12 level. She has dedicated over three years to mentoring young minds through various design and architecture workshops. Her commitment to education and mentorship reflects her belief in the power of architecture to shape and inspire the future.

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

Publications

FWD: Museum Journal

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

UIC SOA Year End Show

Third Spaces of North Lawndale, 2023

Esther Mumbi is a multifaceted designer whose work spans various disciplines such as architecture, graphic design, and fashion. Her work is a creative exploration of the boundaries between materials and space, and how they can be used to create engaging environments.

 

Her perspective, informed by her Kenyan heritage introduces an intersection between African typologies and contemporary sensibilities. Whether large or small-scale interventions, Esther seeks to challenge the conventional limits of our built environment.

 

In addition to her design practice, Esther is passionate about architectural exposure at the K-12 level. She has dedicated over three years to mentoring young minds through various design and architecture workshops. Her commitment to education and mentorship reflects her belief in the power of architecture to shape and inspire the future.

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Esther Mumbi is a multifaceted designer whose work spans across various disciplines such as architecture, interior design, graphic design, and fashion. Esther’s work explores the boundaries between materials and space, and how they can be used to create engaging environments.

 

Her perspective, informed by her Kenyan heritage introduces an intersection between African typologies and contemporary sensibilities. Whether large or small-scale interventions, Esther seeks to challenge the conventional limits of our built environment.

Publications

FWD: Museum Journal

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

UIC SOA Year End Show

Third Spaces of North Lawndale, 2023

Public in the Front, Private in the Back, 2022

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