Dr. Andy Miller

Andy Miller is an associate lecturer in Interior Design at RMIT University. His research explores the nexus between materials, technologies and spatial design. He has expertise in the area of digital technologies together with a background in Landscape Architecture and experience as a research assistant to Prof Mark Burry at RMIT's Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory (SIAL) . His design practice  spans across various disciplines and design practices  with projects ranging from; the design and construction of a tourist lodge in Kenya, suburban  residential renovations, traditional crafting techniques of glassmaking  and ceramics and how these techniques merge with digital technologies.

Associate Lecturer

Coordinator - Technologies stream

PhD by project (in progress), Affective Environments stream, RMIT University

Bachelor of Design (Honours, Landscape Architecture), RMIT University, 2007

Prior to his position with interior design at RMIT, Andy was research associate to Professor Mark Burry at RMIT's Spatial Information Architecture Laboraratory (SIAL) where he worked on projects including: Dermoid, an experimental digitally fabricated pavilion, design research at Basílica de la Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain and book publications, 'Prototyping for Architects', 'The New Mathematics of Architecture' and 'Scripting Cultures' (2008-2015).