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Daniel Koehler is an urbanist, architect, and Assistant Professor of Architecture Computation at UT Austin. His research, previously conducted at the Bartlett in London and Innsbruck University, led to his first book The Mereological City (Transcript/Columbia Press), examining part-relationships in modernist urbanism. Koehler’s work has been exhibited internationally and is included in the Centre Pompidou’s permanent collection. He serves on the ACADIA board of directors and the IJAC editorial board. At the intersection of architecture and computation, his research navigates the paradoxes and potentials of AI and digitalization, developing typological interventions that reveal environmental, economic, and societal synergies.

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