Kyle Steinfeld

Kyle Steinfeld is an Associate Professor of Architecture and Director of the Master of Design program at the University of California, Berkeley, College of Environmental Design. His work bridges computational design methods and architectural practice, emphasizing critical engagement with software and data. He teaches design studios, visualization courses, and seminars in digital design theories.

• Master of Architecture, MIT (2004)
• Bachelor of Design in Architecture, University of Florida (1999)

Steinfeld's research explores the intersection of architecture and computational design, focusing on bioclimatic information design, software development, and the social implications of digital tools. His creative work has been exhibited at NeurIPS workshops and published in Towards Data Science.

He has received notable awards including the IDEA Studio Fellowship (2013), Hellman Fellowship (2012), and multiple research grants like the Faculty Research Grant for "Decod.es" (2013) and the Research Enabling Grant for "Dhour" (2011). Steinfeld has taught core architectural design courses and contributed to software development for design computation.