Molly Reichert is a designer, researcher, and educator based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Molly is a partner in Futures North, a public art collaborative dedicated to exploring the aesthetics of data. Her recent teaching and research looks at alternative material assemblies and the intersection between modern digital tools with traditional ceramic and earthen materials. Prior to founding her own practice, she worked with the globally recognized award winning Bay Area firms Rael San Fratello in Oakland and REBAR in San Francisco. 

Molly is an Associate Professor in Practice at the University of Minnesota School of Architecture where she teaches design studios and courses in design computation and digital fabrication. Previously she was a founding faculty member of the Bachelor of Architecture program at Dunwoody College of Technology and prior to that taught at San Jose State University and University of California, Berkeley. Molly is a graduate of Smith College where she received her BA in architecture, urbanism, and Spanish. She received her MArch at the University of California, Berkeley.

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