Liss C. Werner

Architektin AK Berlin ⁄ RIBA I/II
MaArch [UCL] | DipArch [UCL] | Bahons [UOW]

Liss C. Werner is a registered architect in Berlin, researcher and Assistant Professor in the field of computational architecture and sustainable urban design at TU Berlin, Institute of Architecture. Here she is leading the CyPhyLab, cyber-physical systems for architecture and urban design. 2010-2016 Werner ran her Master of Architecture design studio Codes in the Clouds at DIA – Dessau International Architecture Graduate School, Anhalt University. Studio work was exhibited at Tongji University Shanghai and the Venice Biennale 2012. Werner practiced in the UK, Russia, Germany. She chaired conferences on cybernetics, computation, architecture, ecology and transformation design. She is the editor of Cybernetics: state of the art, [En]Coding Architecture and Architectural Ecologies, co-editor of Understanding Complex Urban Systems, Springer and author and peer-reviewer of several papers. Werner lectured internationally at Cooper Union, MIT, CalArts, Texas Tech University, TU Berlin, University Kassel, Syracuse University, Nottingham Trent, Linz, TU Graz, Bauhaus University Weimar and ESARQ Barcelona. She served on juries at e.g., TU Delft, ETH Zurich, USC, The Bartlett. Werner was awarded a 1st class Bachelor of Arts from University of Westminster, a Diploma and Master of Architecture – with commendation – from the Bartlett, UCL. Further she was educated at RMIT and Humboldt University Berlin. Liss C. Werner acted as Adj. Assoc. Professor at Taylor’s University 2014-2016 and visiting Professor, George N. Pauly Fellow, 2012/13 at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh.