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Dr. Peter Olshavsky is an Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Kansas, serving as Assistant Chair in the School of Architecture & Design. He holds a Ph.D. and M.Arch. II from McGill University, specializing in architectural history and theory, and a B.Arch. from The Pennsylvania State University. Prior academic roles include positions at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, McGill University, Temple University, and professional practice in Philadelphia. His research focuses on late-modern architecture's history and theory, enriched by his Fulbright scholarship. Recent publications include contributions to LOG, Steven Holl’s exhibition catalog, and a forward for Alberto Pérez-Gómez’s work. Current projects include a book on Daniel Libeskind’s pedagogical approach at Cranbrook Academy of Art.
- Education:
- Ph.D. & M.Arch. II (History/Theory) – McGill University
- B.Arch. – Pennsylvania State University
- Key Roles:
- Former Canada-US Fulbright Scholar
- Published in LOG, Journal of Architectural Education, and exhibition catalogs
- Research Themes:
- Late-modern architectural history
- Intersections of theory and practice
- Architectural pedagogy
- Awards:
- Canada-US Fulbright Scholarship
