Patrick Macasaet

Patrick Macasaet is a Lecturer in the School of AUD (Architecture, Urban Design) at RMIT University, based at the City Campus in Australia. His research and creative work focus on architecture, design, and curriculum innovation, with a strong emphasis on urban futures, public space, and digital fabrication.

He has contributed to major exhibitions such as the Venice Architecture Biennale, Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism, and Melbourne Design Week, showcasing projects like Wander Wonder Mega and Future Naarm: First Light. His academic work includes studies on pedagogy, agile methodologies in architectural practice, and the intersection of design education with emerging technologies. Macasaet has also engaged in collaborative research through initiatives like the ACSA Teachers Conference and the Annual Design Research Conference.

His creative works often explore speculative urbanism, digital media, and community-driven design. Notable projects include Call D.A.N.I. (Honourable Mention in the Hong Kong Drone Port Competition) and Space Urchin (Focus Prize winner at the Jacques Rougerie Foundation competition). His research outputs span creative works, conference papers, and commissioned reports, reflecting a dynamic blend of practice and theory.

Macasaet’s ORCID identifier (0000-0002-0529-6774) links his contributions to the academic and creative communities. Despite the absence of listed students or awards, his prolific output highlights a commitment to advancing architectural discourse through innovative projects and pedagogical exploration.