Dasha Ortenberg

Dasha Ortenberg is an accomplished individual with a rich educational background in architecture, arts, linguistics, and history.

Having pursued a Masters in Architecture at Harvard University Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Arts in Art, Linguistics, History at University of California, Berkeley, Dasha has a solid academic foundation.

With a diverse professional experience, Dasha has held key positions at renowned organizations in the design and art industry.

Currently serving as a Senior 3D Designer at Exploratorium, Dasha brings creativity and innovation to her role.

Furthermore, Dasha has previous roles as an Exchange Artist and Cultural Envoy at Zero1: The Art & Technology Network, Arts Integration Strategist, and Job Captain in Architecture at Anderson Brulé Architects, and Project Manager, Public Art and Designer at Hood Design.

Her experience also includes engagements as an Instructor, Coordinator, Lead Instructor for Project Link at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and research positions at Harvard University Graduate School of Design including the Alive Project and Loeb Fellowship.

Additionally, Dasha has interned at notable firms such as Hmc Architects and Christian Dauer Architects, showcasing her commitment to learning and growing in the field of architecture and design.