Stanislav Roudavski

Contributor Profile

As an architect, artist and researcher, Stanislav Roudavski studies and designs technologically sustained places. Currently a senior lecturer in Digital Architectural Design at the University of Melbourne, Stanislav holds the degrees of Master of Architecture / Master of Fine Arts from the Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg (Russia), Master of Science in Computer-Aided Architectural Design from the University of Strathclyde (UK) and Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Cambridge (UK).

Before arriving to Melbourne in 2009, Dr. Roudavski worked on research projects at the University of Cambridge and practiced architecture in several European countries. The outcomes of his practice and research have been disseminated through multiple publications and exhibitions. Stanislav’s research interests include fictional architecture; performative, processual, bottom-up architecture; innovation in architecture and distributed creativity; generative designing; complex geometries; digital fabrication; bioinspiration, interactive, virtual and augmented environments; theory and practice of place-making; and practice-based research methodologies.