Luke Fiederer

Luke Fiederer is a Senior Lecturer at Otis College of Art and Design and a doctoral candidate at UCLA Architecture and Urban Design. He holds a BA from UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design and specializes in bridging architectural history with broader humanities disciplines.

• Education: BA in Environmental Design from UC Berkeley

His research focuses on the social and architectural legacy of the British Empire, with a strong emphasis on historic architecture's cultural implications and preservation ethics. His publications explore Art Deco's global influence and the moral complexities of Nazi architecture.

Fiederer's two 2016 articles highlight his analytical approach to historic structures, examining their societal roles and enduring impact. His work has been featured on ArchDaily Classics and Metropolis Magazine, reflecting his expertise in architectural theory and critical design studies.

• Scientific Award: Presenter at Society of Architectural Historians Conference - Montréal 2023