Associate Professor Lily Chi teaches architectural design, theory and history in the Department of Architecture in the College of Architectural, Art and Planning. Her writings and teaching investigate relationships and exchanges between architectural work--drawn, modeled, or built; critical language; and socio-spatial practice. She is inspired by passionate students, well crafted fiction and film, the garden in flower and fruit despite all, Seville when possible, family near/far, and MoChi the Balinese.