Curriculum Vitae

alexandra neyman _ M.Arch // B.S.Arch _ sashenkan@gmail.com 

Adjunct Faculty at Academy of Art University, SF.  _ B.Arch Collaboration Coordinator. 

founder AGGLAB

Education

Master of Architecture, University of Michigan

Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Ann Arbor, MI                  2005

Bachelor of Science of Architecture, University of Michigan

Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Ann Arbor, MI                   1999

School of Art and Design, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI                            1995-96

Academic Appointments/Pedagogical Experience

Lawrence Technological University CoAD, Detroit, MI 2026- CURRENT

Adjunct Faculty

_Advanced Design Graduate Studio ADS2

Academy of Art University Department of Architecture, San Francisco, CA    2026-CURRENT

Adjunct Faculty

_Architectural Theory 429 & Urban Design Theory 449

Academy of Art University Department of Architecture, San Francisco, CA    2011 - 2025                                             

Adjunct Faculty + B.Arch Collaboration Coordinator.

_Studio, Bachelors Arch Studio 210
_Studio, Masters Arch 609
_Urban Mapping Seminar 617
_Graduate Seminar Urban Design Theory 635

_Undergraduate Seminar Urban Design Theory 449

University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, 

                                                                                                     Ann Arbor, MI

Adjunct Faculty/Lecturer                                                                                                                        

_Studio, Bachelors Arch 322 UG2 2008-10
_GSI. Seminar, Understanding Architecture 212                                                          2004-05

_Research Assistant for
Pr. of History Anatole Senkevich                                                                                    2004-05

_Research Assistant for
Pr. of Structures Elizabeth English                                                                                  1998-99

Research Experience

AGGLAB, San Francisco, CA Co-Founder 2012-present                   

is an interdisciplinary design and research practice focused on competition work, installations, publications, and experimental methodologies informed by systems thinking. The practice develops spatial propositions through critical inquiry, representational experimentation, and iterative making across analog and digital media. Agglab’s work resists fixed typologies, emphasizing process, interpretation, and the construction of meaning through architectural form.

Exhibits and Scholarly Work :

University of Michigan Taubman School of Architecture.  Ann Arbor, MI.  'Epigenesis: Plastic Assemblages"  Exhibit and Lecture.

SOMA ARTS.  San Francisco, CA.  'Making a Scene' Exhibit, July 2015.

Acadia Design Agency 2014, USC Los Angeles, CA 2014

Research Project Exhibit: “Growing Extreme Assemblages”
Acadia 2014 Proceedings Publication. p.35-38

Cranbrook Academy of Art, Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, MI  2014.

Workshop+Lecture+Exhibit

180 Magazine. Issue No.7. 2014
“Growing to Extremes”. pp.94-109 2014 Collaborative Interdisciplinary Project with AAU Fashion School

San Francisco Design Week. Form Factors. 2014

Installation at Digital Fix. Growing Extreme Assemblages.

Art Complex. 2014

Installation. “Growing to Extreme” Prosthetics.

San Francisco Design Week. Form Factors. 2013

Collaborative Installation at Rand and Statler with AAU Fashion School. Prosthetics.

“Modifiers & Amplifiers:Growing Extreme” 2013

Multiple Collaborative Exhibits between AAU Architecture + Fashion departments
installed at Atelier + Cannery Galleries, San Francisco, CA

Collaborative writing project for a book with Monica Tiulescu on architecture forthcoming as evolving and responsive species Aggregation Systems of Design Techniques.

Workshops. Developing series of advanced workshops based on advanced tectonic systems
of aggregation. forthcoming

other Exhibits and Scholarly Work

helped organize, install + made drawings for
work of Jason Young and Neal Robinson traveling exhibit
“Chicken and Fish” installed in
Pittsburg Edge Gallery, UofM Taubman Architecture Gallery 2005

UofM Masters Thesis “Mapping Heterotopia: Accelerating Capitalist Space,” 2005 Thesis Exhibit, Taubman Architecture Gallery, Ann Arbor, MI

“Mapping Heterotopia: Accelerating Capitalist Space,” 2005 Masters Thesis in Dimensions, Volume 19, (Ann Arbor: Taubman College, 2005),
pages 56-63.

Professional Experience

Meta:space llc., Berkeley, CA Co-Founder                                                                                                                      

MAP Architecture, Roger Berent                                                                                                     

QYA Architecture, Bloomfield Hills, MI                                                                                                                            
TMP Architecture, Bloomfield Hills, MI                                                                                                                           
Designhaus, Rochester, MI                                                                                                                                                
WETSU, Ann Arbor, MI                                                                                                                                                          

Mitchell and Mouat Architects, Ann Arbor, MI                                                                                                          

Hobbs and Black Architects, Ann Arbor, MI

TMP Architecture, Bloomfield Hills, MI

Cranbrook Academy of Art Museum, Bloomfield Hills, MI