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Ariel Genadt is an architect, lecturer, and scholar specializing in modern and contemporary architecture in Japan. His research and teaching focus on the relationships between construction, technology, sustainability, and architectural expression across cultures. Genadt holds a PhD in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania (2016), a certificate in Ecological Architecture, and a Master of Arts in Histories and Theories from the Architectural Association School in London (2004). He earned a Bachelor of Architecture cum laude from the Technion, Israel (1997). A Fellow Researcher with the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science at Kengo Kuma Lab at Tokyo University (2012), and a visiting scholar at Fondazione Renzo Piano in Genoa (2013), Genadt has collaborated on various buildings and urban design projects around the globe including France, the U.K., Italy, Greece, Israel, Morocco, Senegal, the UAE, and China. He has taught architecture at the Weitzman School of Design since 2011 and has held visiting lecturer positions at several institutions including Swarthmore College and Technion in Israel. His curatorial work includes significant exhibitions and he has published numerous articles focusing on architectural resilience and modern practices in Japan.
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