Richard Buday
Richard Buday, FAIA is an architect, writer, educator, and member of the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects. He co-founded Buday Wells Architects in 1983, which became Archimage in 1990. The digital arts studio won more than 40 design awards during its 33-year run, from buildings and interiors to short films, broadcast television commercials, illustration and graphics, websites, video games, and other interactive media. Today, Richard is applying lessons learned researching and developing persuasive video games to architecture theory.
Richard was an early pioneer in computers in architecture, teaching digital graphics at the University of Houston College of Architecture for more than ten years and publishing on new media in design. He co-authored the American Institute of Architects CAD Layer Guidelines, which is now part of the US National CAD Standards. Richard began research on the use of entertainment technology for teaching, training, and improving health behaviors in the 1990s, serving as a collaborator and Principal Investigator of numerous National Institutes of Health grants.
He has shared his research through more than 100 articles in magazines, refereed scientific journals, and edited books, leading to invited lectures at over 100 national and international conferences and symposia. He also co-authored a novella for middle-school-age children, two novels for parents of young children, and an ethics course for health profession students written in the form of a choose-your-own-adventure story. He is currently writing his fifth novel and continues publishing on architecture and behavior.
Articles about Richard and his firm have appeared in The Houston Chronicle, Houston Post, Houston Business Journal, Haaretz, U.S. News & World Report, The Financial Times, the Washington Post, USA Today, Boston Globe, ID Magazine, Architecture Magazine, Progressive Architecture, Texas Architect, and Architectural Record. He has been interviewed on local affiliates of CBS, ABC, and Fox television, and on ABC News Nightline, National Public Radio, and Pacifica Radio. Archimage clients include Baylor College of Medicine, Compaq Computer Corporation, IBM, Knowledge Adventure, Nintendo, Northwestern University, the National Cancer Institute, the Texas State Education Agency, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, The Walt Disney Company, Time Warner Communications, and Ziff-Davis Communications.
Richard was an early pioneer in computers in architecture, teaching digital graphics at the University of Houston College of Architecture for more than ten years and publishing on new media in design. He co-authored the American Institute of Architects CAD Layer Guidelines, which is now part of the US National CAD Standards. Richard began research on the use of entertainment technology for teaching, training, and improving health behaviors in the 1990s, serving as a collaborator and Principal Investigator of numerous National Institutes of Health grants.
He has shared his research through more than 100 articles in magazines, refereed scientific journals, and edited books, leading to invited lectures at over 100 national and international conferences and symposia. He also co-authored a novella for middle-school-age children, two novels for parents of young children, and an ethics course for health profession students written in the form of a choose-your-own-adventure story. He is currently writing his fifth novel and continues publishing on architecture and behavior.
Articles about Richard and his firm have appeared in The Houston Chronicle, Houston Post, Houston Business Journal, Haaretz, U.S. News & World Report, The Financial Times, the Washington Post, USA Today, Boston Globe, ID Magazine, Architecture Magazine, Progressive Architecture, Texas Architect, and Architectural Record. He has been interviewed on local affiliates of CBS, ABC, and Fox television, and on ABC News Nightline, National Public Radio, and Pacifica Radio. Archimage clients include Baylor College of Medicine, Compaq Computer Corporation, IBM, Knowledge Adventure, Nintendo, Northwestern University, the National Cancer Institute, the Texas State Education Agency, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, The Walt Disney Company, Time Warner Communications, and Ziff-Davis Communications.
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