MITESH DIXIT

Mitesh Dixit is an architect, political geographer, educator and the founder of DOMAIN Office, an architecture and urbanism studio based in Belgrade, Serbia and New York City. Dixit’s work focuses on the intersection of design with government policy, society, and culture. Currently, his research explores the crafting of region and border conditions, tracing the effects of ideology in the transformations of the built environment.  Dixit has taught at the TU Delft in the Netherlands, The Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs and the School of Architecture at Syracuse University, the Faculty of Architecture in Skopje, N. Macedonia, and Columbia University’s GSAPP. Throughout 2016, Dixit lectured internationally on behalf of the US Department of State.

After completing undergraduate and graduate work in politics and philosophy, Dixit completed the Master of Architecture from the Washington University in St. Louis and then began his career at the San Francisco office of Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill. Prior to DOMAIN, Dixit worked with Rem Koolhaas’ Office for Metropolitan Architecture as a project leader. While at OMA, Dixit led multiple international projects, such as the MahaNaKhon Tower in Bangkok, Holland Green in London, and the Kuala Lumpur Financial District in Malaysia