The terminal above is the index — this is the archive. Every entry the projects command lists has a full file down here: description, stack, images and video.
A social platform for dog people, built around the daily ritual of the walk: share your dog's stories, join local events and meetups, and message fellow owners nearby — a small community for the humans on the other end of the leash.
Full demo in the video on the left.
A language-learning chatbot that grades before it answers. A BERT model first scores the learner's Chinese fluency; that score drives a dynamic prompt builder, so GPT-4's reply difficulty and style adapt to the learner's actual level instead of answering everyone the same way.
Peer-reviewed research on the vitality of urban nature in San Francisco, published in Urban Forestry & Urban Greening — the point where the architecture years met data science: geospatial analysis of how a city's greenery actually lives, spreads and serves the people around it.
A study of urban nature's vitality in San Francisco — the academic meeting point of architecture and data science.
A terminal-aesthetic portfolio with a companion robot unit: a working command line (help / projects / ttt / quiz…), a canvas-drawn robot whose eyes follow your cursor, CRT scanlines — and, as of this build, a full scroll-down dossier underneath. The robot is R-01. It is pleased to meet you.
Landscape and urban-design work from the years before the keyboard: ChuangYi Landscape Design in Tianjin and the Politecnico di Milano workshop years. Drawings, models and research are archived on Adobe Portfolio — the three collections are linked below.
Work from the architecture years — landscape design, drawings and models — is archived on Adobe Portfolio; see the links below.
Research on urban nature vitality in San Francisco — full file in the project archive: FILE 03 ↑
The formal turn from architecture to computer science: algorithms, systems and software development — and the course projects filed above as FILE 02 and FILE 01.
Geospatial data processing and visualization with ArcGIS; interactive maps and charts built with Leaflet / D3.js — where the architecture background and programming first merged on the job.
Traveling design studio in architecture and urban planning, working inside the urban fabric of European cities.
Want to talk about a project, a role, or the strange overlap between gardens and software? Email is fastest — R-01 forwards everything. Eventually.