Masataka Yoshikawa is an Assistant Professor of Architecture at Lawrence Technological University. His research focuses on the contemporary design process in architecture, examining how architects’ design sensibilities evolve in the digital age. He develops innovative design workflows integrating 3D simulations, modeling, and physical and virtual models using VR, MR, and digital fabrication tools.

His work has been published in Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition, Architectural Design, Architecture in Perspective, Artsin Square, Gradient, Portico, and Dimensions, and he has presented his research at SIGraDi, VIBRArch, Alt+F4, SCULPT, NCBDS, and ACSA. His work has also been exhibited at SARA NY ART, University of Texas at Arlington, Republic Center in Dallas, and 1001 Woodward Gallery in Detroit. His recent research, Fabricated Combines, is on exhibit as a part of the Venice Architecture Biennale between May – November 2025.

Yoshikawa holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Michigan, and he previously practiced at PLY+ Architects in Michigan and Flying Elephant Studio in Bangalore.