STUDIO ZUNG

STUDIO ZUNG is an architectural firm based in Cleveland, Ohio. The company is small, employing six people. While its revenue is $952,000, STUDIO ZUNG has a rich history and notable past projects. The company specializes in designing geodesic domes, tensegrity structures, and vector equilibrium projects. They have worked with the internationally renowned architect, Edward Durell Stone, on projects such as the New Orleans International Trade Mart, the Master Plan for the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, the General Motors Headquarters building in New York, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. STUDIO ZUNG has also collaborated with Buckminster Fuller on numerous projects, including Fuller’s last invention, 'Hang It All'. Beyond architectural design, STUDIO ZUNG has designed museum exhibitions and published works, including 'Anthology for a New Millennium' featuring the work of Buckminster Fuller. THOMAS T.K. Zung, the company's president, is a Founding member of the Buckminster Fuller Institute and SNEC, and holds the esteemed title of Distinguished Senior Fellow to the Stanford University Libraries. You can find more information about STUDIO ZUNG and their work on their website at studiozung.com.