Ece Cetin is a designer and artist working at the intersection of architecture, fine arts, and experiential environments. She holds a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University GSAPP, where she was awarded the William Kinne Traveling Prize. She earned dual undergraduate degrees in Architecture (BArch) and Fine Arts (BFA) from the Rhode Island School of Design.
Following her graduate studies, she served as an Associate at Columbia University GSAPP, contributing to advanced design studios and academic discourse.
Currently an Associate at Rockwell Group, she contributes to international hospitality, mixed-use, and immersive projects from early concept through built execution. Her work bridges architectural rigor with narrative-driven design, shaping spaces that are atmospherically rich, materially expressive, and grounded in spatial clarity.
In parallel, she leads Ece Cetin Studio, an independent platform for select art and spatial collaborations, expanding her practice across disciplines and scales.
Following her graduate studies, she served as an Associate at Columbia University GSAPP, contributing to advanced design studios and academic discourse.
Currently an Associate at Rockwell Group, she contributes to international hospitality, mixed-use, and immersive projects from early concept through built execution. Her work bridges architectural rigor with narrative-driven design, shaping spaces that are atmospherically rich, materially expressive, and grounded in spatial clarity.
In parallel, she leads Ece Cetin Studio, an independent platform for select art and spatial collaborations, expanding her practice across disciplines and scales.