UC Research Profile - University of Canterbury

Mr Matthew Richard Dudzik

Contact

Department: Civil and Natural Resources Engineering

Email: matthew.dudzik@canterbury.ac.nz

Direct Dial: +64 3 3690143

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Language: English

About

Research / Creative works

Researcher Summary

In addition to being Architect in Residence at UC's Department of Civil & Natural Resources Engineering, I am the Creative Director of DUDZIK Studios. Having built, lectured, published, and exhibited internationally I bring a global perspective that informs DUDZIK Studios culturally sensitive work. Currently a Professor of Architecture at Savannah College of Art and Design, I am also Executive Director of the art gallery Yves Grfik. I received my Master of Architecture Degree from Washington University is St. Louis, MO and have worked for international architecture and landscape architecture firms.

Subject Area: Disciplines

Architecture, Design, Planning, Surveying: Architecture, Design, Planning, Surveying

Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

Edited Volumes

Gregory AD; Dudzik MR (Ed.) (2009) Architecture is a Thing of Art. Savannah: Savannah College of Art and Design Press. 407.

Chapters

Dudzik M. and Whitney MC. (2015) Embodied Architectural Practice and Design Literacy. In Brown T; Castellanos AM (Ed.), Chiselled Horizons: A Multi-Cultural Approach to Visual LiteracyInter-Disciplinary Press.

Dudzik MR. and Mendoza HR. (2013) Understanding Everyday Life and Self in a Cultural Space. In Poldma T (Ed.), Meanings of Designed SpacesFairchild Books.

Journal Articles

Hall G., Dudzik MR., Pacheco CE., Cataldi L. and Cookson A. (2016) Disentanglement and Gates, an Interactive Game of Architecture Practice. Design Intelligence 19(3): 31-35.

Conference Contributions - Published

Mendoza HR. and Dudzik MR. (2010) The Psychology of Space in a Culture of Fear: A Photographic Unmasking of Residential Interiors in Sao Paulo. In Proceedings of the 5th Annual IDEA Symposium.

Other

Hall G., Dudzik MR., Pacheco CE., Cataldi L. and Cookson A. (2013) Disentanglement and Gates, an Interactive Game of Architecture Practice. Design Intelligence [Online article].