Architectural designer and historian Jonathan Massey shows how policy, practice, and design intersect in the built environment to shape biopolitics, civil society, and resource use. His work includes Crystal & Arabesque (2009) and Marcel Breuer: Building Global Institutions (2018, edited with Barry Bergdoll) as well as articles and chapters on sustainable design, homeownership, spatial politics, and urban technology. Massey curated the exhibition Designing Material Innovation (2017) and advised on creation of the Marcel Breuer Digital Archive, co-founded the Aggregate Architectural History Collaborative, and coauthored Governing by Design (2012). After completing undergraduate, professional, and doctoral degrees at UCLA and Princeton, he worked at Syracuse University and California College of the Arts before joining the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning in 2017 as professor and dean. He was recognized in 2020 by DesignIntelligence as a “most admired educator.”