Cesar Niculescu lives and works in Toronto, Canada. Over the past nine years, Cesar has been involved in the field of architecture as a student, volunteer and lecture attendee. As a recent graduate from the M-Arch program at the University of British Columbia, Cesar is interested in how technology and specifically, computation affects architecture.

Cesar completed a dual degree undergraduate program at the University of Toronto in Architectural Studies and Fine Art History. Alongside history and architectural theory courses, Cesar took an interest in Human Computer Interaction and GIS to complement his studies. Prior to attending UBC, Cesar completed an Architecture Certificate program at Ryerson, focusing on the technical, administrative and legal aspects of architecture. Cesar's interests lie in how computation affects architecture today and the future of how intelligent systems will affect how we define space.