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Tosin Omojola
2026 Fall FellowTosin Omojola is a Nigerian-American designer and writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work spans across architecture, cities and interiors. At the Block House residency, she is interested in representing the ways architectural styles ground social and political histories and how immaterial practices such as performance or movement push through seemingly concrete formations.
Tosin has worked for design firms with a focus in residential design and has held community based design positions in Philadelphia and New York . She was a design fellow for PennPraxis’ Stinger Square Advocacy Plan and is a 2026 Create Change Fellow at The Laundromat Project. She received a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Boston College and a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania.
Tosin has worked for design firms with a focus in residential design and has held community based design positions in Philadelphia and New York . She was a design fellow for PennPraxis’ Stinger Square Advocacy Plan and is a 2026 Create Change Fellow at The Laundromat Project. She received a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Boston College and a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania.
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