Andreas Theodoridis

Andreas Theodoridis is an Assistant Professor of Building Technologies at the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) with prior academic roles at Columbia University's GSAPP as visiting faculty, Syracuse University, Yale University's Center for Architecture Ecosystems (CEA), and Cooper Union Institute for Sustainable Design.

His education includes a Diploma in Architecture and Engineering from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, an MS in Sustainable Environmental Systems from Pratt Institute (awarded Green Infrastructure Fellowship and Award for Outstanding Merit), and a Ph.D. from CASE.

His interdisciplinary research merges 25+ years of building construction experience with environmental systems innovation, focusing on AI-driven architectural design, phytoremediative building envelopes, and urban-scale environmental inequality solutions. Current work explores hybrid air phytoremediative modular ceramic systems for building facades.

Notable awards include:

• Green Infrastructure Fellowship at Pratt Institute
• Award for Outstanding Merit at Pratt Institute
• Humanities Graduate Fellowship at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
• Honorable Mention at Architect's Newspaper Design Awards
• One Prize annual design and science award
• d3 Unbuilt Architectural Visions Honorable Mention

Founder of United Atmospheres design practice, his work has been exhibited at Venice Architecture Biennale, Oslo Architecture Triennale, Istanbul Design Biennale, Onassis Cultural Center, and published in ASHRAE Journal, OFFRAMP Journal, and NYCx Design Week.