Inter–Intra–

Princeton University School of Architecture is pleased to announce Inter–Intra–, an exhibition by the 2026 Post-Professional Master of Architecture Thesis class, opening Friday, March 27 at a83 gallery in New York City. Free and open to the public, the exhibition showcases projects by seven students—Elina Chen, Franco Denari, Izak Lee, Kunyue Qi, Carson Voelker, Peipei Wu, and Jade Zhang.

Exhibition statement
Inter–Intra– brings together seven architectural theses. The projects approach the discipline as a field of relations rather than isolated events, operating within the tension between the collective (inter-) and the individual (intra-). Through tectonic systems, temporal drawings, imaging interfaces, adaptive environments, and infrastructural fictions, architecture emerges as an active instrument, both inter-locking and intra-locking. Inter–Intra– is treated as provisional, shaped by forces, information, and use. Together, the work frames architecture as a relational practice that mediates between collective inheritance and individual speculation.

The projects exhibited in Inter–Intra– are conducted in the context of the Post-Professional Master of Architecture program at Princeton University’s School of Architecture, where there is a unique opportunity for professionally trained architects to pursue a two-year program that culminates in a year-long thesis. The 2026 Post-Professional Master of Architecture Thesis class is coordinated by Professor Jesse Reiser with Teaching Assistant Ellen Wong.

Join us for the opening reception Friday, March 27 at 6pm, or see the exhibition through April 17 at a83 gallery, 83 Grand Street, New York City, New York.