I am a licensed architect in Massachusetts and a PhD student at Stanford University in Civil and Environmental Engineering, advised by Michael Lepech and Jie Wang. I focus on connecting building design with data-driven Life Cycle Assessment.

I worked for eight years in the architecture industry, specializing in complex facades and building systems for high-rise buildings after obtaining a Master of Architecture I from Harvard Graduate School of Design. This hands-on experience inspired me to tackle the industry's critical challenge of high embodied carbon. (Explore my architectural projects in the design section.)

At Stanford University, I develop quantitative methods for embodied carbon reduction of building design using Large Language Models. My research aims to create an LLM-integrated framework, such as an AI agent, that empowers designers and engineers to reduce embodied carbon during critical early phases.

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