PROGRAMME

Urban space into Architecture. A Study on the Closeness of Urban Space and Architecture MR. LEE, Kwangjin Klee&yahn / Max Dudler Gmbh

CFD simulations for understanding CO2 exchange behaviour of rural houses with different permeable facades in sub-Saharan Africa DR. LEE, Daniel sang-hoon The Royal Danish Academy Dr Lee has his background education in Structural Engineering with Architecture at the University of Edinburgh, where he acquired all his degrees, MEng and Ph.D. He joined the Royal Danish Academy, School of Architecture in 2010, and started his research with international collaborators for advanced structural systems. In the earlier years, he spent most of the time in the design and simulations of different deployable and facetted thin shell structures. In the recent years, his collaborations have expanded to different fields based on advanced simulation capacities. Currently, he is part of international projects, in which the objectives vary from understanding the structural behavior of dynamic building facades to the role of architectural design in reducing the risk of Malaria in Sub-Saharan region in Africa.

Building ventilation in relation to outdoor air quality: How well can we engineer it? MR. BELIAS, Evangelos École Polytechnique Fédérale De Lausanne, EPFL Evangelos Belias is a PhD candidate at the Human-Oriented Built Environment Lab (HOBEL) of Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). His research focuses on the indoor environmental quality and the energy efficiency of buildings. He holds an EPFL innovators scholarship, and in parallel, he works as a building physics consultant in the industry.

Where the movement stays MR. KIM, Ki jun Atelier Ki Jun Kim Ki Jun Kim studied architecture at Korea University (B. Eng.), at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich and at the University of the Arts in Berlin (Dipl. -Ing.) with DAAD scholarship. He worked as an Architect in various architectural offices including Ison Architects, Peter Zumthor, Diener & Diener and Barkow Leibinger and as an Assistant Professor at Institue for Sustainable Urbanism, Department of Architecture at Technical University of Braunschweig.

Analyzing urban spatial characteristics for sustainable and resilient cities PROF. KIM, Youngchul KAIST Young (Youngchul) KIM, Ph.D. is an associate professor of urban design at KAIST and an urban designer, licensed architect, researcher and educator. He teaches history, theory and design in architecture and urbanism. His current research interests include planning and design strategies in the era of climate change and urban analytics for capturing urban invisible characteristics. His urban research and design practice both explore roles of built environments in human being's daily challenges. Prof. Youngchul Kim, PhD, Architect Associate Professor of Urban Design, KAIST Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Director, KAIST Smart City Research Center Director, KAIST Urban Design Lab Education: University of Michigan, PhD Seoul National University, MS Seoul National University, BS Recent Journal Publications: Choi J, No W, Park M, Kim Y (2022) Inferring land use from spatiotemporal taxi ride data, Applied Geography, 142: 102688. Lee S, Jang KM, Kang N, Kim J, Oh M, Kim Y (2022) Redesigning urban elements and structures considering autonomous vehicles: Preparing design strategies for wide implementation in cities, Cities, 123: 103595. Kim Y, Kim Y (2022) Explainable heat-related mortality with random forest and SHapley Additive exPlanations (SHAP) models, Sustainable Cities and Society, 79: 103677.

EEG Analysis on outdoor advertisement in urban street environment PROF. LEE, Seung ji Incheon Catholic University Associate Professor, Ph.D, EDAC School of Fine Arts, Incheon Catholic University Director of Healthcare Design Lab Seung Ji Lee is a professor at the Department of Environmental Design at undergraduate and the head of the Department of Healthcare Design in the graudate school in Incheon Catholic University. She also heads the Healthcare Design Lab. She has focused on urban and street environments that can improve the quality of human life. In recent years, studies and experiments have been conducted focusing on the relationship between our physical environment and human health.