Nataly Khadziakova is an architect, computational senior designer, urbanist and a versatile teacher whose work investigates the intersection of nature, technology, and environmental futures. Based between Warsaw and London, Nataly integrates parametric tools, digital fabrication, and ecological research to come up with new artistic solutions. 

 

Nataly’s tools are unique and balanced. She has both strong technical and developed creative skills that she manifests when working with computational design, coding, generative design strategies, urban planning algorithms, bio-material research and even speculative storytelling. She often collaborates with institutions like UPC-S, S+T+ARTS, and IAAC, building research-based design systems that respond to emerging environmental and social challenges.

 

She participates in ecological exhibitions, performative arts, and international architectural competitions, where her works have been marked, including Leonardo and YAC. ​

 

She also taught at leading universities such as UCL (Bartlett B-Pro), Architectural Association, Warsaw University of Technology, Digital Futures, Yak Tak and EASA. She offers workshops to advance the fields of art, architecture, and design.