Rate My Professor Peter Olshavsky

His research and teaching have been supported by the Canada-US Fulbright Fellowship, Fulbright Eco-Leadership Award, National Endowment for the Arts, UNL’s Layman Award, and Grant-in-Aid. Key publications include “Michael’s Mouth” in LOG 55 (Summer 2022), “Allure of Water: An Interview with Steven Holl” in Journal of Architectural Education (2020), “Reconfiguring Architectural Agency” in Steven Holl: Making Architecture (2020), “Untimely Thinking of Alberto Pérez-Gómez” in Timely Meditations: Select Essays on Architecture (2016), “Situating ’Pataphysical Machines: A History of Architectural Machinations” in Chora: Intervals in the Philosophy of Architecture, vol. 6 (2011), “La Maison Suspendue: Imaginary Solutions for an Everyday Domestic Machine” in Designing the French Interior (2015), and “Building Upon Love in the Age of Innovation” in Architecture’s Appeal (2015). He co-coordinated the “Nebraska” section of SAH Archipedia, contributing an introductory essay, photography, and 99 building texts. Olshavsky teaches courses such as ARCH 240 and 241: Architecture History and Theory I and II, design studios (ARCH 210, 211, 311, 500), graduate seminars (ARCH 497/597: Architectural Imaginary), and study abroad in Paris and London.