F.Myles Sciotto is an architect interested in the dynamics of space, sound and the dialogue between architecture and the body. He received his Masters of Architecture from SCI-Arc where he received the Best Thesis Honor studying with Jean-Michel Crettaz, Michael Rotondi and Benjamin Bratton. He is currently a Ph.D student at UCSB studying with Marcos Novak and holds a Lecturer position at USC School of Architecture teaching studios that focus on the role of interactive systems and sound within Architecture. He has taught and critiqued at SCI-Arc, USC, Columbia, Art Institute and Art Center and lives in downtown Los Angeles.