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Cristóbal Amunátegui is a scholar specializing in Architectural History and Theory. He received his Ph.D. in Architectural History Theory from Princeton University and holds a Master of Science in Architecture and a Bachelor of Architecture from Columbia University and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, respectively. Amunátegui's research encompasses a wide array of topics, emphasizing the socio-political and economic conditions surrounding architectural discourse over the last fifty years. His forthcoming works include 'The Trouble Theory' and 'Order Profit: Architecture Nineteenth-Century French Agency,' to be published in the journal 'Grey Room.' He has also contributed to several volumes and exhibitions that highlight the connection between architecture and its broader cultural context. His scholarly contributions address the complexities and intricacies within contemporary architectural practices and highlight essential historical frameworks. Amunátegui remains active in academic exchanges, fostering discussions around the evolution of architectural theory and its relevant implications today.
Department of Economics admits primarily for the PhD program.