Q&A with Michael Rotondi for Dean Mohney's class at Kean University

Q&A with Michael Rotondi for Dean Mohney's class at Kean University, students asked Michael questions on any topic.

Published in conjunction with an exhibition of ROTOWORK and the symposium [re]inventing practice held at the Taubman College, U Mich.

The Conversation Series with Prof. Michael Benedikt, Architect, Author and Distinguished Professor at University of Texas at Austin

The Conversation Series with Prof. Max Underwood, Architect and President’s Professor at Arizona State University

The Conversation Series with Prof. Max Underwood, Architect and President’s Professor at Arizona State University

The Conversation Series with Prof. Michael Benedikt, Architect, Author and Distinguished Professor at University of Texas at Austin

SCI-Arc students developed their projects using the Core gaming platform as a tool for design and interacting with each other virtually.

Nels Long discusses how they used the game engine Core for Michael's SCI Arc Fall 2020 Vertical Studio.

A board game and project to facilitate Free Agency in the workplace

An Educational Village for an inner-city organization with a mission to educate at-risk youth with a trans-disciplinary curriculum of arts,

VS f'13 : Hybrid of Extremes I-HUBx Vertical Studio Syllabi By Professor Michael Rotondi, FAIA

Michael discusses founding his firm RoTo Architects, the early days of Morphosis, and the founding of SCI-Arc on DESIGN:ED.

Michael discusses his work through his life story, and the story of SCI-Arc.

Michael discusses materials and their applications at the Portland CSI Forum in 2017

VS s09 : Hybrid of Extremes; Vertical Studio Syllabi

Michael delivers a convocational speech to the College of Architecture at University of Houston on May 10, 2003.

Michael lectures at the Institute of Architecture in Vienna for their Silver Lecture Series on June 9th 2011.

RotoLab co-founders Michael Rotondi, M A Greenstein and Nels Long join Archinect to discuss VR, gaming and education.

Michael's thoughts on freedom and structure in Verona and Los Angeles.