Alexandra Waller

Alexandra Waller

Assistant Professor, Architecture
Architecture

A designer from Alexandria, Virginia, Alexandra Waller is a cofounder and principal of Teltta, a research and design collective based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that was recently selected for the inaugural Design Seaport biennial in Boston and presented
scholarship at ACADIA 2020: Digital Proximities. Her work has been exhibited at Bruno David Gallery in St. Louis and Palazzo Michiel in Venice, Italy, during the European Cultural Centre’s Venice Design 2018.

Waller received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in interior design with a minor in art history from James Madison University, and a Master of Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis, where she was the recipient of the Hugh Ferriss Award for Architectural Drawing. Previously, she has taught undergraduate and graduate design studios and seminars as a full-time faculty member at Washington University in St. Louis. In 2021, she received a Master of Science in design and computation from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.