Peggy Deamer is a professor of architecture at Yale University, the principal of Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Peggy Deamer, Architect, and co-founder of the Architecture Lobby, a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness of architects, their individual rights as workers, and their collective value to society. Her work-which draws on architecture critics Adrian Stokes and John Ruskin, psychoanalyst Melanie Klein, architect and writer Manfredo Tafuri, and sociologist Richard Sennett-centers on defining the architect's intellectual and creative ownership in a 21st-century cultural climate. "Change," says Deamer, "begins with a sense of agency."
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