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PAACADEMY

Online EdTech platform · 2020-2026

Shaping the next generation of designers, architects, and makers through computational tools and immersive education.

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PAACADEMY workshops are taught live by designers who still practice. To apply, send your name, contact, country, a Google Drive link to your CV and portfolio, and a short note. An editor reads that. If you already teach here, this page shows your status instead.

The session

A workshop,not a lecture

Call sheet

PAACADEMY workshop

  1. Live

    The room is running while you teach it

    Questions get asked out loud. Definitions break on screen, and the instructor reasons a way out while the room watches. That is the format: a live session, not a finished tutorial.

  2. Files

    The weekend is not the whole of it

    Students leave with the files, the models, and the recording. The session goes into the archive afterwards, so the work outlives the days it was taught.

  3. Practice

    Instructors go back to their own work

    The people who teach here are practicing designers rather than full-time lecturers. They teach what they are currently working on, then return to the studio.

The roster

Alreadyin the room

A few of the designers already teaching. Names link to their profiles. The full list lives on Instructors.

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  • 01Carlos Bañón
  • 02Eliana Nigro
  • 03Mariana Cabugueira
  • 04Martina Rosati
  • 05Filippo Nassetti
  • 06Tim Fu
  • 07Arturo Tedeschi
  • 08Arthur Mamou-Mani

The dossier

What weactually read

  1. 01

    Name and contact

    First name, last name, email, and a phone number. Guests verify the email before the application is sent.

  2. 02

    Where you are

    Country is required. City is optional, and asked on the second step.

  3. 03

    Company

    The studio or practice you work with. Required on the second step.

  4. 04

    CV and portfolio

    A public Google Drive link. Upload the files there, then paste the URL. There is no file upload on this page.

    drive.google.com/…

  5. 05

    A short note

    Why you want to teach here, and what you would teach. An editor reads that with the rest of the form.

    Go to the form

Apply

Send the dossier,wait for a reply

Name, contact, country, a Drive link to CV and portfolio, and a short note. An editor reads that. If you already teach here, this block shows your status instead.