Sloan Aulgur

Sloan is a multi-media designer who celebrates all scales of space as essential. Her design work and interests lie in valuing the intimate individual experience, and the limitations of a single human body. She believes one route to solving humanity's biggest challenges is through learning to speak to the masses as the billions of unique individuals that they are- she argues that designers are translators and supporters of stories other than their own. 

Sloan’s previous training in interior design prioritized small interactive details and designing for the psychological habits of people, often testing concepts through performative pieces and time-based productions. She has previously worked as an interior designer for various firms, including Marlon Blackwell Architects, Gensler Seattle, and Somewhere Studio. She is currently pursuing a Master of Architecture at MIT,  where her present work remains interested in the individual experience and its effects on the masses, studied through performative built works and time-based speculative narratives. Sloan has previously worked as a research assistant for Matter Design, and presently acts as a teaching assistant for studio 4.022. 

Sloan is a Myers-Briggs ENFJ, and an Enneagram 3w2, filled with an abundance of curiosity and humor.