Pulitzer Prize-Winning Architect Accused of Sexual Misconduct by Female Employees; Projects and Partnerships Suspended
- Multiple women who worked for David Adjaye's design firm have accused him of sexual assault, harassment, and promoting a toxic work environment.
- Adjaye has denied the allegations but stepped down from several roles and stated he is seeking counseling to "learn from his mistakes. "
- The allegations led cultural institutions like the Studio Museum in Harlem and the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum to end partnerships with Adjaye.
- Though Adjaye maintains his innocence, the allegations and loss of major commissions and positions have significantly damaged his reputation and career.
- The impact of the scandal on Adjaye's completed or in-progress architectural projects remains to be seen.