Ethan Levine is a Master in Architecture I candidate at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Before beginning his graduate studies, he worked for Dynerman Architects in Washington DC and DGT Architects in Paris, France.  As an undergraduate, Ethan was an urban studies and economics major at Brown University. He received a research and teaching award for his work developing seminars in the political science department, and won a Mayoral Fellowship with the city of Providence in 2010 before working the the National Park Service on comprehensive planning for the Gateway Recreational Area while with the Mayor’s Office of New York City in 2011. Ethan splits his free time kickboxing and playing music; he is working towards his second-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and performs with the GSD Band.