Evangelos Kotsioris is a New York-based architect, historian, and educator whose research focuses on the intersections of architecture with science, technology and media. Kotsioris holds an MArch II from Harvard GSD and has previously practiced at OMA/AMO in Rotterdam. His doctoral research at Princeton University on the history of computerization in Soviet architecture was awarded the Carter Manny Citation for Special Recognition by the Graham Foundation in Chicago. Kotsioris has previously taught at Princeton SoA, Harvard GSD, Barnard+Columbia Colleges, the Boston Architectural Center and The Cooper Union. His writing has appeared in Perspecta, New Geographies, The Architectural Review, Volume, Manifest, post (at MoMA), and elsewhere. He is co-editor of the Radical Pedagogies project, a global history of experiments in architectural education, which will be published as a book by MIT Press in 2022.
