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Brendan Sullivan Shea is an architectural designer, researcher, and educator. His scholarly research and architectural practice explores new technologies and novel strategies of architectural representation, often incorporating analysis of architectural precedents and environmental phenomena as a foundational step in the production of computationally-assisted new works. He is a co-creator of Reimaging, a practice and platform that cultivates representational futures for architectural production, and of Roundhouse, a collaborative curatorial platform focused on facilitating public engagement with the cultural commons and urban sphere. Reimaging’s essays have been published in Project, ARPA, and POOL, and its design work has been exhibited at Center For Architecture NY, A+D Museum, and One Night Stand Los Angeles. The exhibits, workshops, and curatorial projects of Roundhouse have been supported by grants, fellowships, and residencies from the Graham Foundation, Wikipedia, LA as Subject, USC Special Collections, and WuHo.