Sonia Sobrino Ralston (she/her) is a spatial practitioner and researcher. Broadly, her interests lie in how landscape and architecture intersect with geopolitics and the history of technology. Her current projects focus on understanding how regimes historically attempted to establish control over landscapes using environmental media, and the alternative and dissenting systems that respond to them. Sonia recently graduated with distinction from the Harvard Graduate School of Design with a Master in Landscape Architecture, where she won the Digital Design Prize, the Landscape Architecture Thesis Prize, and the Norman T. Newton Prize. She also holds a Master of Architecture from Princeton University where she also received a certificate in Media and Modernity, and was awarded the Suzanne Kolarik Underwood Prize. Beyond this, she has worked as anassistant curator, research assistant, teaching assistant, architectural designer, exhibition designer, data visualizer, publication editor, and graphic designer at various institutions and organizations focused on spatial concerns.
Selected Work
01. Design
Utilizing Power
Directing Domains
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Assembly
02. Installation
Garden Party
03. Professional
metaLAB at Harvard︎︎︎
01. Design
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Utilizing Power
Directing Domains
Between 1-549
Assembly
02. Installation
Garden Party
03. Professional
Assistant Curator, 2022 Tallinn Architecture Biennale︎︎︎Design Collaborator,
metaLAB at Harvard︎︎︎













