Jacqueline Hall

Jacqueline Hall is a Lecturer in the Department of Architecture at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). She also serves as Director of Special Projects at Groundwork Rhode Island, focusing on tree-planting initiatives and green infrastructure development. Her professional background spans sculpture, architecture, and landscape design, with studios in New York, New Haven, and Providence.

Education: Master’s in Architecture and Environmental Management (Yale University, 2018); BA in Urban Political Ecology (New York University, 2012). Research emphasizes environmental justice in water management systems, notably in Mexico City. She was an artist-in-residence at Hewn Oaks in 2023.

Key areas of practice include integrating ecological design principles into urban spaces, advocating for equitable resource distribution, and leveraging art to address environmental challenges. No specific academic awards or grants are highlighted in the provided text.