Brett Snyder researches and works at the intersection of architecture, media, and the environment. Snyder is a principal of Cheng+Snyder an experimental architecture and design studio based in Oakland, California, an Associate Professor of Design and Chair of the MFA in Design Program at the University of California Davis. Snyder’s recent book California Changing: 50 Sites of Climate Change in Augmented Reality is a guide to the relationship between climate change and the built environment. Other recent work includes Block Party: From Independent Living to Disability Communalism and Public Sediment, a plan to “unlock” Alameda Creek and reconnect it to the San Francisco Bay.