His design research focuses on the integration of computation, science and technology in the creative process involving generative algorithms, digital fabrication techniques and interactive design. His project – Minimal Complexity, winner of the Tex-Fab REPEAT 2010 competition, was exhibited at the London Festival of Architecture 2012 and the London Design Festival 2012, as part of the International Architecture and Design Showcase 2012. Minimal Complexity has been awarded an AIA Houston Design Award for ‘Divine Detail’ in March 2012. His professional experience covers a wide range of projects, having previously worked with Surface Architects and currently with AHMM. Vlad teaches at the Bartlett School of Architecture on the MSc. Adaptive Architecture & Computation. He has also lectured at the Architectural Association, the G.D. Hines College of Architecture in Houston and Cooper Union in New York as part of ACADIA 2010 Conference.