Victoria PrizziA
Founder + Principal
Victoria Prizzia leads Habithèque, a nationally recognized, WBENC-certified interpretive planning and design studio that creates transformative cultural experiences blending science, art, and storytelling.
Since 2010, Victoria has steered immersive projects—spanning museums, environmental centers, and public spaces—that have attracted over $17 million in prestigious grants and client funding, and engaged millions in environmental awareness and stewardship through dynamic, experiential storytelling.
An advocate for interdisciplinary collaboration, Victoria brings together artists, scientists, and communities to build learning environments that spark wonder, empathy, and action. Her work uses beauty as a threshold to introduce challenging ideas and unfamiliar stories with emotional clarity.
Victoria holds an MA in Critical & Creative Thinking Pedagogy and an MFA in Interpretive Planning & Design. She has lectured at Johns Hopkins University, Drexel University, the University of the Arts, and the University of Hawaii.
In 2019 she founded the Blue & Green Fund, empowering environmental storytelling projects that champion water conservation, ecosystem restoration, and renewable energy—most recently supporting public-facing education tools and exhibitions across the region.
FOUNDER
“Not only is Victoria an incredible creative visionary, she has the clearest, most direct, and swift communication skills of any leadership I have worked under in the creative field.”
Reggie
February 19, 2008 — May 11, 2021
Currently, she is guiding:
- The Floating Water Workshop, a river-based platform being designed to merge art, ecology, and public interaction.
- Repurposing of the installations for the River Alive! Learning Trail, continuing to inspire environmental connection across Philadelphia’s waterfront.
- The traveling exhibition POOL: A Social History of Segregation, bringing compelling social history narratives to museums and public spaces.