Sergio Eduardo Mutis Ordóñez

Sergio Eduardo Mutis Ordóñez is a Colombian researcher, architect, and computational designer exploring sustainable and adaptable approaches to human inhabitation through robotics, digital fabrication, and artificial intelligence. Mutis Ordóñez is an SMArchS Computation Fellow and SM EECS candidate at MIT, where he also works with the Critical Matter Group at the MIT Media Lab and the MIT Design Intelligence Lab.

Previously, Mutis Ordóñez worked with architecture practices in Colombia, Spain, the US, and the UK, including Zaha Hadid Architects’ CODE Group. He holds an M.Arch. from UCL, where he received the Bartlett AD Gold Medal and Theory Medal, and a B.Arch. from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. He also co-leads Apata Colombia, a nonprofit advancing responsible ecotourism and peacebuilding.