Seth Seablom

Seth Seablom came to ASU after a year as a Fulbright Scholar in Denmark, two years in Rome as a recipient of the Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome, and two years as a lecturer at Cambridge University. As an assistant professor, he stressed master planning, land use planning and arid region settlement. After returning to his hometown of Seattle, his professional career took him to several continents as a teacher, architectural designer and illustrator.

BArch, University of Washington
Master in City Planning, University of Pennsylvania
MArch, University of Pennsylvania