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Daeho Lee is a New York–based architect. He holds a Master of Architecture from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is a registered architect in New York (AIA). He has practiced at OMA New York and is Project Director at Adjaye Associates New York, with work ranging from concept and schematic design through later project phases on cultural, residential, and civic buildings. He also directs LMTLS, his own design and research group. His teaching focuses on the early design process: reading precedents closely, generating formal options, and selecting critically among them. Midjourney has become part of that process as a mutation tool, with Nano Banana Pro and Kling used later to shorten visualization once a direction is set. His essay on generative architecture appeared in Domus 1106, guest-edited by Bjarke Ingels.
