Aaron Kadoch

Aaron Kadoch is a Professor of Interior Architecture and Global Affiliate Scholar in Educational Sustainability at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. With a background in architecture, landscape design, and urban planning, he integrates systems thinking and complexity science into sustainable design practices, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind, matter, and media.

• Education:
  • Ed.D. in Educational Sustainability, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
  • M.Arch. in Architecture, The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, Scottsdale, AZ
  • BA in Studio Art, Davidson College, NC

His research focuses on organic architecture, sustainable design, and the theoretical framework of the Semiosphere—exploring how linguistic systems impact environmental performance and cognitive processes. Kadoch advocates for interdisciplinary design solutions that unify spatial, ecological, and communicative dimensions to address complex challenges.

Kadoch’s professional work includes community-based design projects like the Cultural Commons of Stevens Point. He is a registered architect (NCARB) and member of professional organizations such as the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC).

• Scientific Awards:
  • Paul Harris Fellow, 2018 (Rotary Club International)
  • Preserving Polish Heritage Award, 2021 (Heritage of Portage County)

Through publications and workshops, Kadoch promotes transformative design thinking that bridges architecture, education, and sustainability, emphasizing lifelong learning and the creation of optimal environments for individuals and communities.