Hadrian Predock

Hadrian Predock is a Professor of Practice at the USC School of Architecture. He holds a B.Arch from the University of New Mexico and an M.Arch from Harvard University's Graduate School of Design (1993). Previously collaborating with John Frane at Predock_Frane Architects for 15 years, he established Hadrian Predock Architecture in 2015. His research focuses on integrating extra-disciplinary logics into architecture, emphasizing material systems, weather phenomena, and digital-analog intersections. He teaches courses such as Materials and Methods of Building Construction and Visual Communication, blending empirical and computational approaches.

Key accolades include participation in the Venice Biennale (2004, 2012), the Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial (2006), and AIA Honor Awards. His work has been exhibited globally and published internationally. Beyond USC, he has taught at Tulane, UC Berkeley, and UCLA AUD, and frequently lectures on architectural representation and design philosophy.