Meet the 2021 Sasaki Summer Interns
While interns are participating remotely, the internship's emphasis on collaborative learning and working remains central
Sasaki has run a summer internship program annually for several decades, with the goal of providing meaningful experiences for students and recent-graduates interested in interdisciplinary design. While interns continue to participate remotely for the start of the summer, the emphasis on collaborative learning and working remains central.
Traditionally, Sasaki welcomes its intern class to Boston for an in-person, 10-week-long summer program, which opens with a two-week design charrette that asks interns to work together across disciplines to tackle a local project for a real-world client—as they did in 2019 and 2018. With the opening of the new Boston headquarters at 110 Chauncy Street in sight, interns are starting out working remotely and looking forward to experiencing the new office at the end of the summer.
Meet Sasaki’s 2022 Summer Interns below!
Landscape Architecture
Billerica, MA
Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at the Cooper Union, Bachelor of Architecture, 2023
Candle holders and candles.
Around 6 a.m., when the mourning doves on my fire escape start cooing.
Landscape Architecture
Indianapolis, IN
Purdue University, Landscape Architecture, 2024
U around – Spencer.
2 a.m., prime design time. No one is awake, it’s just me, music, and my pen!
Landscape Architecture
Jinhua, China
University of Pennsylvania, Master of Landscape Architecture, 2023
Natural white noise.
A paleontologist, or a wildlife photographer.
Urban Design
Guangzhou, China
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Master of City Planning, 2023
Happy and energetic one.
Sunset.
Architecture and Interiors
Harvard, MA
Syracuse University, Bachelor of Architecture, 2023
Furniture design.
Some Kind of Wonderful – GFR.
Landscape Architecture
Hangzhou, China
Cornell University, Master of Landscape Architecture, 2023
Evening.
Landscape Architecture
Raleigh, NC
University of California Berkeley, MLA, 2023
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, BA Environmental Studies and Urban Planning, 2016
A tall pottery mug. They’re both homey and very ergonomically satisfying.
Architecture
Lawrenceville, NJ
Tufts University, Bachelor of Science, 2025
The drawer because it saves so much space and keeps things organized.
I like mornings. I usually get up pretty early because I like taking it easy to start the day and always having a big breakfast.
Architecture
Pennsauken, NJ
Temple University, Master of Architecture, 2023
My favorite piece of everyday design are backpacks. If you get the right one, you can fit most of your things. It just makes traveling so much easier!
What Dreams are Made of – Hilary Duff.
Architecture and Interiors
Wytheville, VA
Virginia Tech, Bachelor of Architecture, 2023
I can’t say for sure, but it would definitely be something with a good beat that you could dance to.
My favorite time is sunset. It always has been. It’s a once in a lifetime view everyday, and it changes so quickly with just a few minutes. It’s a time you have to be present in or you’ll miss it.
Marketing and Communications
Seattle, WA
Brown University, Computer Science and Urban Studies, 2024
An infinite version of Les Eaux de Mars. I love a good list.
Snacktime!
Landscape Architecture
Sag Harbor, NY
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Master of Landscape Architecture II, 2022
Michael Graves’ Whistling Bird Teakettle.
Mark Wahlberg – Mainly for the lifetime supply of Wahlburgers.
Urban Design
Jakarta, Indonesia
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Master of Architecture in Urban Design, 2023
Smile Meditation – Vulfpeck.
Midnight to 2 a.m.
Marketing
San Francisco, CA
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Master of Design in Social Impact and Technologies, 2023
Nostalgia del Futoro by NOIA.
Beyonce.
While interns are participating remotely, the internship's emphasis on collaborative learning and working remains central
Sasaki's 2019 Summer Internship program begins with an intense two-week charette