BIOGRAPHY

David Theodore completed a doctorate in the History of Architecture, Medicine, and Science at Harvard University, and has joined the School of Architecture, McGill University, as Assistant Professor. He has co-published on the history of medicine and architecture in the Canadian Bulletin of Medical History, Social Science & Medicine, and Scientia Canadensis. An active design journalist and critic, he is a regional correspondent for Canadian Architect, a contributing editor at Azure, and a contributor to The Phaidon Atlas of 21st-Century World Architecture. His recent scholarship explores the history and theory of computers in the organization, construction, and management of institutions such as hospitals and prisons.