Andrew Madl is an assistant professor in the School of Landscape Architecture at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. His is work focuses on the exploration and registration of computation/advanced digital technologies in the landscape.
Within his research, Madl seeks to expose landscape consequences through schemas at the confluence of, and in response to, monumental technological advancements ranging from the nuclear bomb to artificial intelligence. Currently he is working on a graphic novel with AR+D publishing, presenting speculative landscape scenarios for nuclear test sites in the western United States. He has recently published the book, Parametric Design for Landscape Architects: Computational Techniques and Workflows.
Madl holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from Harvard and a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the Pennsylvania State University.
