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Ulrika Knagenhielm-Karlsson is a Professor and Research Engineer at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, specializing in architecture and design education. Her professional practice intersects artistic research with a commitment to sustainable architecture, focusing on preserving existing structures while exploring how architecture shapes cultural and ecological interactions. She has lectured internationally and displayed her work at renowned venues, including the Venice Architecture Biennale and the Centre Pompidou. Her contributions to academic discourse are reflected in her numerous publications in prestigious journals such as Arq and Perspecta. Karlsson's research engages advanced technologies to construct new knowledge and foster innovative ways of interaction with architectural spaces. She has received significant funding for her artistic research projects and collaborates extensively with other institutions. Notably, she is a founding member of the architectural research collaborative Brrum and part of various research networks aimed at innovation in architecture. Her current projects include public artworks and educational courses at KTH, marking her influence in both theoretical and practical realms of architecture.
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