Eric Höweler

Eric Höweler is Professor of Architecture at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design and co-founding principal of Höweler + Yoon. His teaching focuses on building technology integration, housing, and climate-responsive design, while directing the M.Arch program.

Research explores material innovation in architectural practice, with projects spanning cultural buildings, memorials, and public spaces. Notable works include the MIT Museum, UVA Memorial to Enslaved Laborers, and MIT Collier Memorial using parametric granite compression structures.

Current investigations examine clay as a pedagogical tool and sustainable material system. His practice merges digital fabrication with tectonic expression, emphasizing community impact through projects like the Yale Divinity School Living Village.