Bronne Dytoc

Bronne Dytoc is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at Kennesaw State University. He teaches foundational design studios for first-year students and courses in structural systems, including ARCH 1001/1002, ARCH 2211, ARCH 3211, and ARCH 4490. His pedagogy emphasizes the integration of observation, analytical clarity, and design iteration to develop personal architectural spaces.

• PhD candidate in Instructional Design, Georgia State University
• Master of Building Science (Structural Form and Behavior), University of Southern California
• Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University of the Philippines

His research explores the relationship between structural behavior and architectural form, with a focus on enhancing teaching methods for architectural sciences. He investigates how graphic actions improve learning performance and aims to study aesthetic preferences in structures and knowledge transfer between technical and studio courses.

Bronne can be contacted at bdytoc@kennesaw.edu or reached at office location I1 214, with office hours during Fall (T Th 1pm-5pm) and Spring (MWF 11am-2pm) semesters.