معرفی
Peter de Bretteville is a Senior Lecturer at Yale School of Architecture, where he has taught courses like Composition and Form, Architectural Design 3, and First-Year Core Studio since 2015. Before Yale, he taught at CalArts, UCLA, and USC. His practice, Peter de Bretteville Architect in Hamden, Connecticut, focuses on long-term planning for universities, civic centers, and residences, alongside historical research on 1930s California architects and campus design.
- Education
- B.A., Yale University
- M.Arch., Yale University
His research spans architectural composition, urban systems, and the interplay between infrastructure and community identity. He received the Professor King-lui Wu Teaching Award in 2013 for excellence in teaching.
Scientific Awards
- Professor King-lui Wu Teaching Award (2013)
De Bretteville’s courses emphasize formal architectural strategies, with students exploring topics like public-private spatial duality, environmental remediation, and intergenerational housing. He has collaborated with faculty including Emily Abruzzo, Stella Betts, and Joeb Moore on studio projects addressing Gowanus Canal revitalization, housing typologies, and urban infrastructure.
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