Unearthed Practice is a design studio led by cofounders Christopher Loofs and Jordan Loofs. We seek to identify the mundane elements of the everyday that have fallen invisible and, through quality design, render them visible as a means to change the way people experience and think about the built environment. We create structures, furniture, objects, artworks, exhibitions, images, writings, and more.
We are always open to exploring new projects, new collaborations, and new interests. Come and ask... “What’s UP?”
Co-Founder
Christopher holds a Master of Architecture from Princeton University and a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M University. He is an Assistant Professor at the Marywood University School of Architecture in Scranton, Pennsylvania and was previously the 2023-2025 Robert L. Wesley Teaching Fellow at the University of Oklahoma Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture. His recent research projects explore issues related to environmental justice and toxicity in building materials, histories of the American School of Architecture, planning for rising sea levels in northern New Jersey, and the potential of play in design education.
Teaching Website Here
Jordan Loofs, Assoc. AIA
Co-Founder
Jordan is a Master of Architecture candidate at Princeton University, and received a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M University with a minor in New Media Art. As a designer, she has worked on numerous residential, cultural, and hospitality projects domestically and abroad. As an architectural photographer she has documented projects from coast to coast.
Photography Website Here