Dr. Tucker Van Leuwen Hall

Biography

Tucker van Leuwen-Hall is a multi-disciplinary educator and designer whose work explores new pedagogical models at the intersection of queer aesthetics and emerging technologies. His research focuses on the role of machine learning aesthetics in addressing and visualizing pressing global issues, particularly the dwindling state of globalization and the fallout of the Anthropocene. He has presented his research at various conferences, including the 'Architecture Informatics Society: Round Table Session' at the University of Tokyo, and 'Science: Literal Metaphorical Meanings' at the University of Lisbon. Additionally, van Leuwen-Hall has delivered lectures at highly regarded institutions such as Yale, the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), and UCLA, and has participated in exhibitions like Modest Commons at the A+D Museum. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture and a Master of Science in Architectural Technology with distinction from SCI-Arc and has previously taught at SCI-Arc, Pratt Institute, and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

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