Developing Building Design Canvas, an Android application to support the architectural design process

Scope: Developing an Androi application to manage and collaborate architectural design process

Timeframe 2019-2020

Collaborator: Chalinor Baliuag (Software developer), Binil Davis, Asha Paul (Web developer)

Prefabricated Architecture and the future of timber-construction in New Zealand

Scope: Pilot project to optimsize the design and manufacturing process of timber-framed building using CNC machine

Timeframe 2019-2020

Collaborator: Binil Davis, Patrick McDonald and Johny McMilland

Developing an Android application to support the design of timber-framed houses in New Zealand

Scope: Developing a web-based application to simplify the use of NZS 3604

Timeframe 2017-2019

Collaborator: Chalinor Baliuag (Software developer)

Web-based solution for building layout generation

Scope: Developing a web-based light application to generate building floorplans

Timeframe 2018-2019

Collaborator: Chalinor Baliuag (Software developer)

Generative Design and Manufacturing

Scope: Optimizing the workflow between several devices involving in the generative design and manufacturing process

Timeframe 2017-2018

Collaborator: Dipl-Ign. Frank Beinersdorf (Mechatronics)

Smartphone Use and the Life of Open Public Space in New Zealand

Scope: This research project focuses on the impact of smartphone on user’s behaviour in open public space in Wellington City

Timeframe 2018-2019

Collaborator: Professor Diane Brand and Dr Thu Phuong Truong

Silver Movement

Scope: This research project focuses on the economic aspect of the pedestrian movement of the elderly in Wellington City

Timeframe 2017-2018

Collaborator: Professor Diane Brand and Dr Thu Phuong Truong

Increasing Social Interaction through Spatial Design

Scope: This research project investigates how simple spatial interventions could improve social interaction among the elderly in open public spaces

Timeframe: 2018-2019

Collaborator: Professor Diane Brand and Dr. Thu Phuong Truong

Towards the Making of User-Friendly Public Space in China

Scope: This PhD research investigated behavior patterns of Chinese people in open public spaces and consequently provided a practical guidance for urban designers and policy makers in China. More of this research could be viewed HERE

Timeframe: 2012-2016 | Supervisors: Professor Jules Moloney, Professor Diane Brand, and Professor Marc Aurel Schnabel