NIMA SHARIAT ZAMANPOUR
ABOUT
Nima Shariat Zamanpour is an architect, artist, and educator based in New York City. Currently a project manager for Special Projects at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, he also co-founded TULPA, a research group examining the intersection of architecture, language, craft, and technology. His architectural practice centers on institutional projects, campus design, and urban planning.
Nima holds a Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and Bachelor's degrees in Computer Science, Economics, and Art from UC Santa Cruz. He has taught at the Yale School of Architecture, RISD, the BAC, and Wentworth, and has lectured at Harvard and UW-Milwaukee. His research and expertise spans across computational graphics, AI, survivalist culture, simulations, and Science and Technology Studies (STS).