about

I am a PhD candidate in Architecture at McGill University, researching design software, its data models, and their social and material underpinnings. My dissertation, titled “Programmed Collaboration: Work Relationships in Software for Building Design,” is supported by the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship and has been awarded grants by the Graham Foundation, the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA), the Fonds de Recherche du Québec, the Stavros S. Niarchos and the A.G. Leventis Foundations, among others. I am the co-author of the e-book Computation as Design: Ron Resch and the New Media of Geometry (with Andrew Witt, CCA, 2019), and the author of contributions to collective volumes resulting from the symposium Automation by Design organized by the Charles Babbage Institute (2023), and the Are you a Model? architectural conference at the TU Darmstadt (2022).

Prior to McGill, I was a Senior Digital Design Consultant at Gehry Technologies (Trimble Consulting), developing digital design software and workflows for large-scale architectural projects. I hold a Master in Design Studies (concentration in Technology) from Harvard Graduate School of Design, and a professional degree in Architecture from the National Technical University of Athens.

At McGill, I am a researcher at the Computational Design Exploratory (CoDEx lab), and I have been an editor at the McGill student-led Cellar Architecture Journal (CAJ), and a member of the Social Studies of Computing Research Group.