Winka Dubbeldam

Winka Dubbeldam is the founding partner of Archi-Tectonics NYC LLC (1994), a WBE-certified research-design studio with offices in New York, Los Angeles, and Hangzhou. The studio's award-winning work spans architecture, urbanism, and smart building systems. Recent awards include SARA award for London Solar House, Architizer A+, and CTBUH excellence awards for the Asian Games 2023 Eco Park & buildings and the RTF & AIA awards for 512GW Townhouse, New York. Since September 2025, Dubbeldam has served as Director and CEO of SCI-Arc. She is Professor Emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania, where she chaired the Department of Architecture [2013-23]. She currently serves as the External Examiner at the Architectural Association, London and on the editorial board of the PLAN Journal Italy. Archi-Tectonics 5th book “Monsters & Mutants, Explorations in the Architecture - Nature continuum” published by Park Books is coming out April 2026.

Founded in 1994 by Dubbeldam, Archi-Tectonics NYC, LLC is a research-design studio with offices in New York City, Amsterdam, and Hangzhou. Dubbeldam and Justin Korhammer, partner since 2016, lead a multi-national team of architects, engineers and consultants that work across scales and types. The studio’s design approach is rooted in systems thinking and digital design optimized across all aspects of a project—from parametrics, 3D printing and FTF manufacturing to performance and user experience. This results in non-standard buildings that have character and identity, deriving inspiration from the far past to excel in the global future.

Archi-Tectonics’ work has been exhibited and presented internationally, with exhibits the Venice Biennale [2001, 2025, 2023], the AIANY, AEDES Gallery Berlin, the Bunker Architecture Museum Munich, and MoMa and MoCa among others.
Archi-Tectonics recently won the SARA excellence award for the London Townhouse [2025], the 2023 CTBUH Excellence Award in the Urban Habitat Category for the Asian Games 2023 Masterplan, the Architizer A+ Architecture Innovation Award for the Asian Games Hybrid Stadium [2023], and the AIA Award for the 512GW climate skin & building NYC [2022] to name a few.

Archi-Tectonics’ fourth book “Strange Objects, New Solids, and Massive Things” was launched Fall 2021 by Actar, Spain, a fifth monograph “Monsters & Mutants” will come out in April 2026 published by Park Books Switzerland.

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