Professor Mark Anderson teaches architecture and urban design studio courses; graduate design thesis studios and seminars; seminars on experimental construction methods and materials; and seminars on experimental drawing and fabrication processes. His teaching focuses on design imagination, artist collaboration, construction prototyping, and sustainable design for high-density urban infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on Asian cities and urban waterfront. His research work is pursued in the practice of architecture, in partnership with his brother, Peter Anderson, in the firm Anderson Anderson Architecture in San Francisco. Recent built works include the Autodesk Gallery for Digital Design at One Market, San Francisco; the Harvard Yard Childcare Center, Cambridge Massachusetts; Tufts University Administrative Computer Center, Somerville Masschusetts; Net-Zero Energy Portable Classroom for Hawaii Department of Education, Honolulu, HI, and numerous experimental houses in the United States and Japan.