Filip Tejchman

Filip Tejchman’s research, teaching, and creative practice examine architecture as a cultural technology, engaging questions of energy, effect, ecologies, and social infrastructure—understood broadly as ritualized systems of use and meaning. His writing explores how these themes shape contemporary architectural practice and research. His professional experience spans projects of diverse scales and media—including sound, scent, theatrical effects, furniture, buildings, and landscapes—beginning at Diller+Scofidio/DSR and Joel Sanders Architect, with a brief period working in the art studio of Roxy Paine. Filip is the Principal of Untitled Office and a co-founder of ChChCh with Professor Debbie Chen (Rhode Island School of Design). At UWM, Filip teaches design studio and building systems, with an emphasis on the technical as well as the sensational and theatrical dimensions of lighting, acoustics, sustainability, and HVAC systems.