Jeffrey Huang

EPFL IC IINFCOM LDM1
BC 104 (Bâtiment BC)
Station 14
1015 Lausanne

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EPFL ENAC IA LDM2
BC 104 (Bâtiment BC)
Station 14
1015 Lausanne

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EPFL ENAC IA-GE
BP 2233 (Bâtiment BP)
Station 16
1015 Lausanne

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Fields of expertise

Design Thinking, Artificial Intelligence in Architecture, Strategic and Experience Design, Urban Digital Twins, Design Theory



Publications

Selected publications

Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Computer Science

Architecture
Communication Systems

Courses

Studio BA5 (Huang)

The Urban Wilds studio questions how architecture can participate in strengthening urban ecological networks through a critical revision of historically anthropocentric mapping and design methodologies.

Studio BA6 (Huang)

The studio examines the effects of artificial intelligence on architecture and cities. We explore data-driven design processes by the use of algorithmic and parametric tools that take into consideration geographical, economical, personal, image, political, ecological parameters.

Studio MA1 (Huang)

The Urban Wilds studio questions how architecture can participate in strengthening urban ecological networks through a critical revision of historically anthropocentric mapping and design methodologies.

Studio MA2 (Huang)

The studio examines the effects of artificial intelligence on architecture and cities. We explore data-driven design processes by the use of algorithmic and parametric tools that take into consideration geographical, economical, personal, image, political, ecological parameters.

UE X : Experience design

Experience Design examines the effects of digitalization on architectural typologies in the contemporary city. The course questions traditional typologies by focusing on an understanding and re-design of social, geographic, temporal and emotional experiences.

Experience design

As we move towards a design economy, the success of new products, systems and services depend increasingly on the excellence of personal experience. This course introduces students to the notion and practice of experience design following a hands-on, studio-based approach.