Arash Soleimani is an educator, architect, and computational designer. Arash holds a multidisciplinary Ph.D. in Architectural Robotics from Clemson University’s School of Architecture in collaboration with the faculty and researchers in Electrical & Computing Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Education, and Human Factors Psychology. Arash earned his M.Arch. degree from the University of Nottingham, UK. His graduate studies focused on “Responsive and Interactive Environments in Museums,” where he published a book on the same subject matter. Arash holds a professional B.Arch. degree from Isfahan University of Art, Iran.

Arash has been awarded for his projects and contributions in the field of Design Computation in multiple conferences, funded research grants, and community-based projects. Previously, Arash taught at Kennesaw State University, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, and Clemson University.

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Education

Ph.D., Clemson University, United States, 2015
M.Arch., University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, 2010
B.Arch. Engineering, Isfahan University of Art, Iran, 2008