Dr Roudavski’s work explores practical and theoretical issues of more-than-human design. His research engages with philosophies of ecology, technology, design and architecture; design imagination; creative computing; parametric and generative processes in architecture; emergence and self-organization; complex geometries and digital fabrication; virtual and augmented environments; theory and practice of place-making; and practice-based research methodologies. His work has been disseminated through multiple academic publications and international exhibitions. Prior to his current academic position at the University of Melbourne, he worked on research projects at the University of Cambridge, had a teaching engagement at MIT and practiced architecture in several European countries.