California College of the Arts

Bruce Levin

Bruce Levin is an architect and a furniture and product designer currently practicing in San Francisco. By working in these varied disciplines he strives to bring divergent sensibilities into play, while working on projects that vary in scale from the details of handheld devices to furniture design and architecture. Issues of material invention and human interaction figure prominently in his work.

Bruce holds graduate degrees in both architecture and product design. While studying at Cranbrook, he focused on interweaving these disciplines into a common language of design intentionality. It is in this spirit that he approaches each project, searching for its "essential quality" in determining unique solutions unhindered by conventional expectations.

He also teaches at KIDI Parsons in Kanazawa, Japan.


Adjunct Professor, Interior Design and Graduate Program in Design.

MArch, Tulane University; MFA, Cranbrook Academy of Art.

Website: www.studiolevin.com

Selected Work