Federico Neder is an architect, graduating from the University of Rosario in Argentina, and holding a master in architecture and applied arts, as well as a PHD in architecture from the University of Geneva. He is the author of Fuller Houses (Lars Muller Publishers, Infolio editions) and of R. Buckminster Fuller (Infolio editions). His research and publications focus on the history of domestic space and the « machines for living » of the XXth century. He has given conferences and held seminars in Spain, Italy, Canada, England and Argentina, as well as in various French architecture schools and institutions, including the Beaux-Arts Museum in Lyon. He was rapporteur of the FNS for architecture research projets, PHD jury member at the ETSAB in Barcelona, as well as for architecture competitions in Switzerland. Before settling in Switzerland, Neder worked as a film set designer in Los Angeles and at the Dominique Perrault architecture office in Paris. His installations have been exhibited at the Centre d’art en l’Ile in Geneva (2001, 2003) and at the Cairo Biennial (2004). Between 2006 and 2007, Neder was a visiting professor at the Hanoi Architectural University (Vietnam). From 2002 to 2008, he taught at the Institut d’architecture at the University of Geneva and was the editorial coordinator of the architecture magazine FACES. He is currently a member of the Maison de l’architecture and professor at HEAD (Haute école d’art et design de Genève).