The LOEB Fellowship

Jamie Blosser is an architect and the Executive Director of the Santa Fe Art Institute, whose mission is to cultivate creative leadership and invest in community, culture, and place to re-imagine a more equitable world. Jamie has based her practice on issues of equity, resilience, and participatory processes.

She completed a Loeb Fellowship in 2015 at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and served as an AIA delegate for the UN Habitat III convening in Quito in October 2016. Jamie was the Director of the Santa Fe office of AOS Architects for 10 years.

Her community design work with Ohkay Owingeh, a Pueblo tribe in Northern New Mexico, led to revitalization of their historic plaza area, and has been published in several magazines and books. Jamie founded the Sustainable Native Communities Collaborative to support culturally appropriate and sustainable development in American Indian communities. She received her Masters in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania, and was a Rose Fellow of the Frederick P. Rose Architectural Fellowship from 2000-2003.