PUBLICATIONS /
Architecture Australia
Cubes
PingMag
Tokyo Art Beat
New City Skyline
Dwell
Trancity/Valiz
Black Dog Press
CLIENT LIST /
Rocco Yim Architects
Chau Ku & Leung Architects
Hong Kong University
CITIES Foundation
Hong Kong & Shenzhen Biennale
Index Architecture
Community Project Workshop
Princeton Architectural Press
MIT Press
Tokyo American Club
IES Abroad / Kanda University
Corcoran College of Art & Design
Shalom Baranes Architects
Yale Urban Design Workshop
Ann Beha Architects
CONNECT /
Jessica Niles DeHoff (born 1978, California) is a visual artist, writer, and licensed architect. Drawing on her earlier career in architecture and urban design, her work focuses on the gestures that dramatize interactions between people and their social, cultural, and spatial environments. She holds degrees from Harvard College and Yale School of Architecture, and she has taught design at universities in Japan, China, and the USA.
“Reconnecting Cultures is a magnificent and poetic journey through the mind of an architect. ”
A veteran world traveler, Jessica has written art and design criticism for magazines and blogs all over Asia, culminating in a full-length monograph on the work of Hong Kong architect Rocco Yim (Reconnecting Cultures, 2013). In addition to her own writing work, she has edited projects for respected publishers including Princeton Architectural Press and MIT Press.
Jessica's pro bono work in Washington DC and Cambodia has centered on urban improvement and teaching the next generation of design consumers. Her wide-ranging life experiences have included waitressing, digging at an archaeological site, and many hours of karaoke. She is accomplished in all areas of design, from furniture design and construction to building demolition and historic restoration and adaptive reuse.
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