Logan Ali is a designer and photographer based in New Haven, Connecticut.

As a Master of Architecture candidate at Yale School of Architecture, Logan holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Kent State University's College of Architecture and Environmental Design where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. During his undergraduate studies, Logan was awarded with numerous AIA Cleveland Honor Awards, First Place Overall in the Integrated Design Studio, Fourth Year Design Award, Third Year Design Award, Design Detail Award, and Most Inspiring Student Project Merit Award for recognition of exceptional promise in design demonstrated through thoughtful and engaged explorations of architectural and urban interventions.

Professionally, Logan spent two years working at studioTECHNE Architects in Cleveland, Ohio, where his efforts most notably contributed to the design and construction documentation of additions and renovations at Mentor Public Library.

Both his design and photographic works have been featured in publications including: Dezeen, Arch Out Loud, Non Architecture, DISC Journal, and Properties Magazine

Acknowledging that design is not an isolated act; but rather a widely influenced and simultaneously complex reaction to our current circumstances, Logan is currently interested in investigating Architecture's monoculture and the value of design.