The limit in building and urban systems is no longer sensing or computation. It is representation: how a building describes itself well enough for a machine to reason about it.

My work is on that problem — building information theory and ontologies, and the AI agents that operate on them. Where it leads is systems that model, diagnose and increasingly run themselves, at the scale of a building and of a city.

Academic degrees

  • Architectural Engineering University of Nebraska-Lincoln 2015–2018
  • Architectural Engineering Sungkyunkwan University 2009–2011
  • Architectural Engineering Sungkyunkwan University 2006

Professional career

  • Associate Professor Sungkyunkwan University 2024–present
  • Assistant Professor Sungkyunkwan University 2022–2024
  • Assistant Professor Incheon National University 2018–2022
  • Senior Researcher, Digital Space Laboratory Virtual Builders Co. 2011–2015

Awards

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