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The Astute Architect
C.C. Sullivan
C.C. Sullivan
Columnist, Architecture
C.C. Sullivan is principal of a marketing and advertising agency by the same name focused on the shelter, construction and architectural markets. Formerly, he was chief editor of the magazines Architecture and Building Design & Construction, and launched the Home of the Year awards with Metropolitan Home. He holds a degree from Yale University and previously worked for the architects Tai Soo Kim, Emery Roth & Sons, and Angel Fernandez Alba (Madrid).
C.C. Sullivan
In addition to working as a journalist, C.C. Sullivan owns a marketing consulting business by the same name and is a partner in SullivanMumford LLC. (A list of clients can be found here and here.) In the unusual event that his writing mentions a company or organization for which he currently provides or previously provided any editorial or marketing services, he will disclose that fact. He will also do the same should he cover any companies in which he holds stocks or other investments.
He writes for SmartPlanet, but is not an employee of CBS.
Archive: 02-2012
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Middle East architecture surprises in New York
C.C. Sullivan previews two new shows in New York on Middle Eastern architecture, including works by Frank Lloyd Wright from the 1950s and 120 contemporary projects.
February 23, 2012, 4:30 AM PST | By C.C. Sullivan
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In Florida, a look at the new American home
The latest homebuilder’s show home in Winter Park, Florida, teaches a few lessons in how we design today, columnist C.C. Sullivan writes.
February 16, 2012, 3:14 AM PST | By C.C. Sullivan
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California Mods inspire material study in Los Angeles
SmartPlanet’s C.C. Sullivan visits “California Design” in Los Angeles and brings back ideas on the materials and manufacturing that made it all happen.
February 9, 2012, 5:39 AM PST | By C.C. Sullivan
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Dutch materials feast for architects
Columnist C.C. Sullivan drops in on Material Xperience 2012 in Rotterdam to discover new materials and design ideas that could change how architects work.
February 2, 2012, 4:30 AM PST | By C.C. Sullivan