Architectural Design and Theory

• Design Methodology
• Traditional Architecture
• Urban Social Infrastructure and Architecture
• Tectonic Theory and Heritage Reuse
• Environmental Psychology and Behavior

The "Design Theory Division" of the NTUT Graduate Institute of Architecture and Urban Design emphasizes both architectural theory and hands-on design practices. Under the guidance of four leading faculty members, the courses cover a broad range of topics including architectural typologies, spatial culture, global and Asian architectural history, cultural landscapes, spatial aesthetics, global landscapes, architectural criticism, heritage conservation, and human–environment interactions. The teaching objective is to cultivate students' skills in observation, analysis, induction, and creative thinking, enabling effective dialogue with users. This fosters enhanced humanistic care for the environment, guides students in developing theoretical frameworks for environmental analysis, and encourages the application of theory through practice.

Engineering Technology and Environmental Control

• Building Construction Methods
• Architectural Energy
• Environmental Control and Green Buildings
• Architectural and Urban Disaster Prevention
• Smart Healthy Buildings
• Low-Carbon Architecture

The "Engineering Technology and Environmental Control" division aims to develop green architecture, smart buildings, healthy buildings, resilient disaster prevention designs, innovative construction, and advanced building materials. By integrating ecological principles and high-tech systems, this division fosters the creation of human-centered, energy-efficient, and health-conscious living spaces.

As climate change and global warming accelerate, this division prioritizes sustainability and circularity in the built environment, combining theory and practice to nurture professional competencies in design, independent judgment, and research.

Key teaching and research focuses include:

1. Green architecture, smart buildings, healthy buildings, indoor environmental quality, innovative green building materials, building reuse, environmental control systems, and circular economy-oriented design.
2. Performance-based fire safety design, evacuation research, and analysis of crowd evacuation behaviors and trends.
3. Architectural planning and design, interior design, digital architecture, smart IoT environmental controls, resilient design and adaptation, indoor air quality, health risk assessment, and green building material verification systems.
4. Building renewal and sustainable design, construction techniques and materials, and durability performance assessment of buildings.

Architectural Space and Culture Laboratory (ASC)

The laboratory specializes in Taiwanese architectural history and heritage conservation. The principal investigator serves as an executive board member of the Taiwan Cultural Heritage Society and the Taiwan Society of Architectural History, while concurrently acting as a committee member of the Ministry of Culture’s Monument and Historic Architecture Committee, the Settlement and Cultural Landscape Committee, and the Interministerial Cultural Heritage Survey Team, as well as a cultural heritage review committee member for the Taipei City, Hsinchu City, Keelung City, and Kinmen County Governments.

Over a decade of research experience covers heritage documentation and preservation projects across northern and eastern Taiwan, integrating humanities, social sciences, architecture, environmental engineering, and other interdisciplinary fields. The lab combines specialists from architecture, history, art, archaeology, landscaping, systems, and structures to develop a deeper understanding of heritage sites, generating abundant applied research outcomes.

The ASC focuses on graduate-level research in architectural history and theory, while the Architectural Culture Studio (ACStudio), composed of undergraduate students, conducts hands-on architectural documentation and heritage surveying. Every winter and summer, 5–10 architecture students interested in historic preservation are recruited for intensive training in field surveying, non-destructive instrumentation, and documentation techniques. The goal is to establish a comprehensive learning platform that bridges theory and practice, fostering professional field competence aligned with industry–academia collaboration objectives.

Through continuous involvement in heritage conservation projects, the lab has established NTUT’s unique research framework and technical guidelines for heritage surveying, restoration planning, management, and maintenance. These methods now define the NTUT heritage research standard, ensuring academically rigorous, professionally recognized, and high-quality outputs in Taiwan’s preservation field.

Kun-Chen Chang
Associate Professor

Fields of Expertise: History and Theory of Architecture, Vernacular and Traditional Architecture, Heritage and Urban Conservation

Laboratory Name: Architectural Space and Culture Lab
Office Location: Design Building R162
Phone: 02-27712171 #2923
Office Extension: #2985
E-mail: kunchen@ntut.edu.tw

Biography

Kun-Chen Chang’s research can be categorized into three main themes:

1. Interdisciplinary discourses on the spatial culture of the built environment.
2. Historical and theoretical studies of traditional (vernacular) architecture.
3. Historical research on cultural heritage.

Current Position

• Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, National Taipei University of Technology (2005–present)

Education

• Ph.D. in Architecture (History and Theory Division), National Cheng Kung University, 1999
• M.Arch. (Design Division), National Cheng Kung University, 1995
• B.Arch., National Cheng Kung University, 1993

Professional Experience

• Chair, Department of Architecture, NTUT (2016–present)
• Visiting Scholar, Ritsumeikan University, Japan (Japan Foundation, 2016)
• Visiting Scholar, Kyoto University, Japan (Japan Foundation, 2008)
• Founding Director, Bachelor Program in Creative Design, NTUT (2005–2008)
• Special Assistant to the Dean, College of Design, NTUT (2005–2008)
• Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, NTUT (2005–present)
• Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, NTUT (2001–2005)
• Licensed Architect, Taiwan, R.O.C. (1994)

Architectural Design and Theory Laboratory

Ching-Chuan Lin
 Associate Professor

Expertise: Architectural Design, Design Methods and Theory, Landscape Theory and Urban Design, Culture and Space Studies

Laboratory Name: Design and Theory Research Lab
Office Location: Design Building R951
Phone: 02-27712171 #2910
Office Extension: #2919
E-mail: cclin@ntut.edu.tw

Education

• Master of Architecture, National Cheng Kung University
• Ph.D. in Philosophy, Department of Planning and Landscape, University of Manchester, UK

Professional Experience

• Lecturer, Department of Architecture, National Taipei University of Technology
• Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, National Taipei University of Technology
• Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, Tamkang University
• Director, Publishing Division, Office of Academic Affairs, NTUT
• Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, National Cheng Kung University
• President, Urban Design Society of Taiwan
• Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, National Taipei University of Technology

Academic Exchanges and Activities

• 2019–2020: Six-School Architectural Education Workshop with Shih Chien University, Chung Yuan University, and JUT Art & Culture Foundation
• 2017: Graduate design project and exchange crit with Shih Chien University at Penghu Xiaomen Village
• 2017: Led students to Thailand for Taiwan-Japan-Thailand Lakha Workshop
• 2015: Led 11 students to Tsinghua University, Beijing, for exchange program
• 2014: Led 30 students to visit modern architecture in France and Switzerland; visit to 2014 Venice Biennale (self-funded teaching)
• Multiple intercollegiate design crits, national design workshops, and participation in national architectural education forums
• 2012: Led 33 students on a modern architecture study tour in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and France (self-funded teaching)
• 2013: Led students to I-Lan Green Expo for creative design-build exhibition

Global Cities and Multi-Architecture Laboratory

Since the 1980s, forces of pre- and post-globalization have reshaped urban spaces and people’s spatial perceptions. The increasing acceleration of urban transformations urges scholars in geography, sociology, political economy, and architectural studies to reinterpret spatial, cultural, and behavioral phenomena.

The lab investigates how architecture and urbanism respond to globalized urban conditions, exploring design research methods and theoretical approaches that extend beyond modernist or postmodernist thought. It emphasizes networked urbanism, focusing on East Asian cities to propose new theories and design insights specific to rapidly evolving metropolitan environments.

Research themes include informality, urban social infrastructure, and alternative readings of spatial coexistence across scales. Projects analyze urban cases in East Asia to develop comparative frameworks with Euro-American urban systems, highlighting the region’s dynamic and fluid characteristics.

Current teaching includes graduate courses on urban social infrastructure in contemporary cities and architectural issues in urban contexts, treating architecture and urban research as interactive, integrative spatial assemblies.
 Focus areas:

• Globalized cities and informal urban landscapes
• Architecture and urban infrastructural networks
• Urban studies and critical theory

Architectural design and research methodologies

SHAO-YU HUANG 
Associate Professor

Office Location: Room163
Tel: +886-227712171 ext #2932
E-mail: shaoyuhuang@ntut.edu.tw
https://ntut.academia.edu/ShaoYuSophiaHuang

 Research Interests

Multiscale methodology in architectural design and pedagogy
Social urban infrastructure and space
(In)formational urbanism
Critical theory in architecture and urban studies

 Education

• 2007- 2015  Ph.D. in Architecture, University of Edinburgh, U.K
• 2006-2007  M.A in Architecture and Critical Theory, University of Nottingham, U.K
• 2002-2004  M.Arch. in Architecture and Urban Theory, Tam-Kang University, Taiwan
• 1998-2002  B.Sc. in Architecture, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

Employment

• 2018-  Assistant Professor in Architecture, National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan
• 2016-2018  Assistant Professor in Architecture, Tunghai University, Taiwan
• 2016  Visiting Research Fellowship, the Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, University College of London, U.K
• 2015  Adjunct Assistant Professor in Architecture, National Quemoy University, Taiwan
• 2014-2016  Adjunct Assistant Professor in Architecture, Tunghai University, Taiwan

Work Experience

• 2022-  The 22nd committee member, Educational training committee of Architectural Institute of Taiwan
• 2022-  The 22nd committee member, Education for Architecture committee of Architectural Institute of Taiwan
• 2016-  The 22nd committee member, Publishing committee and guest editor of Architectural Institute of Taiwan 2022-24     Board Member, Women in Architecture Taiwan Association
• 2022-  Member of the Urban Planning Committee of Yilan County Government
• 2019-  Translation and editorial committee ember for the architecture division of the terminology review committee at the National Academy for Educational Research
• 2021-  Board Member, Chinese Institute of Urban Design
• 2020  Review committee member and design mentor for Ministry of Education Elite Overseas Training Program in Arts and Design
• 2019-  Review committee member of Ministry of Education Teaching Practice Research Program
• 2019-21  Consultant for the Keelung 'House of Design and Architecture' Project, Phase One and Two, Keelung City Government
• 2013/16/18/21-  Review Committee Member, Core Teacher Training Workshop Material Design Team Member, Instructional Mentor, Evaluator for Ministry of Education's 'Aesthetic Education Curriculum Program

Laboratory for Architectural History and Construction Theory

Research focuses on how East Asian architectural history has been shaped by construction engineering traditions and their theoretical discourse. Topics include tectonics, anti-tectonics, morphology of structural remnants, and material culture.

The lab critiques Western tectonic theories that inadequately account for Taiwan’s seismic and typhoon-prone conditions and instead refines theoretical definitions grounded in East Asian experience. It studies the cultural meanings of building materials, revealing complex symbolic and technical layers relevant to heritage restoration and adaptive reuse.

Key research areas:

1. Tectonic and anti-tectonic theory
2. Morphology of structural remains
3. Material culture
4. Symbolism and social atmosphere of building materials
5. Developmental history of structural materials
6. Cultural contexts of materials in heritage conservation
7. Revitalization and adaptive reuse planning of heritage architecture

Nan-Wei Wu
Associate Professor

Fields of Expertise:
Architectural Design and Theory; Eastern and Western Architectural History; Construction Theory and Material Culture; History of Building Construction; Cultural Heritage Conservation Practice; Adaptive Reuse of Idle Spaces

Office Location: Design Building R551-2
Phone: +886-2-27712171 ext. 2926
Email: nwwu@ntut.edu.tw
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-3041-1547
Lab Extension: #2905

Education

• Ph.D. in Architecture (Architectural Philosophy), The University of Edinburgh, UK (2005–2012)
• M. Arch. (History and Theory Division), National Cheng Kung University (2000–2002)
• B.Arch., Chung Yuan Christian University (1995–2000)

Professional Experience

• Member of Council, Taiwanese Society for Cultural Heritage (2023–2026)
• Editorial Board, Taiwan Women Architects Association (2023–2024)
• Member of Council, Taiwan Women Architects Association (2022–2024)
• Secretary General, Taiwanese Society for Cultural Heritage (2020–2023)
• Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture National Taipei University of Technology (2020-2025)
• Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture and Urban Design, Chinese Culture University (2017–2020)
• Manager, Hu Architects & Associates (2014–2017)
• Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Architecture, National Cheng Kung University (2012–2014)
• Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, National Quemoy University (2012–2013)
• Research Assistant, Department of Architecture, Chung Yuan University (2002–2003)
• Co-organizer, International Symposium on Cultural Heritage and Cultural Creativity Cities, Tainan City Government Bureau of Culture (2012)
• Member of Editorial, Edinburgh Architectural Research Journal, vols. 31–32 (2008–2009)
• Member of Organizing Team, “Density Inside Out” Symposium (2007)
• Organizing Team, Prokaló Research Seminar Series, The University of Edinburgh (2005–2009)

Roles as Host, Discussant, Jury, Translator, and Committee Member

• Discussant, Cultural Participation as a Force in Community Building (Taiwan Heritage Society, 2024)
• Discussant, Authenticity of Wooden Heritage: Transnational Perspectives in East Asia (Taiwan Heritage Society, 2023)
• Jury, TEAM20 Young Architects and Planners Award (Cross-Strait Association, 2018)
• Academic Committee Member, Cross-Strait Forum on Architectural History and Heritage, 2017
• Session Chair, 25th Conference of the Architectural Institute of Taiwan, 2013
• Accompanying Translator, TICCIH 15th Congress on Industrial Heritage, 2012
• Discussant, 2nd Conference of the Society of Young Taiwanese Academics in Europe, 2008

Academic Exchanges

Conducted intercollegiate design reviews and workshops with universities in Taiwan, Malaysia, China, Thailand, Chile, and Japan, including:

• NTUT × ARCH × CU Workshop on Southeast Asian Urbanism (2020)
• Cross-strait Youth Architecture Summer Camp (2018, 2019)
• International Cultural Heritage Workshop, Universidad Central de Chile (2013)

Urban and Community Studies Laboratory 

Urban design, architectural design, site planning, site analysis and planning, environmental psychology, architectural programming, community building, community planning, participatory planning and design, comparative urban studies, planning analysis and evaluation methods, sustainable urban development, sustainable urban development indicators.

CHIEN-KE CHENG
Assistant Professor

 Research Interest

Urban design
Site planning and analysis
Environmental psychology / Architectural programming
Community empowerment / Community planning / Participatory planning and design
Comparative urban studies
Evaluation methods of planning / Sustainable urban development / Indicators of urban sustainability

 Lab Name: Urban Community Lab
Office: Room 451-2, Design Hall
Phone Number: 02-27712171 ext 2914
Email: ckc@ntut.edu.tw
ORCID Webpage: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9272-991X

 Education

• PhD in Architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA
• MS, Building and Planning, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
• BS in Architecture, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

 Honors and Fellowships

• Fulbright Fellow (PhD Research), USA
• Scholarship for Study Abroad, Ministry of Education, Taiwan
• Scholarship for PhD Dissertation, Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange, Taiwan

Healthy Environment Research Laboratory

This lab focuses on indoor environmental quality evaluation, performance testing of sustainable green building materials, and building environmental control systems. Working with the Architecture and Building Research Institute (ABRI), Ministry of Education, and the Environmental Protection Administration, the lab conducts testing, maintenance, and applied research on healthy indoor environments.

It actively collaborates with industry to develop low-emission and health-oriented building materials and spatial design solutions that promote wellness in residential and commercial buildings.

Key missions:

1. Provide technical consulting and testing services for green building materials
2. Develop new types of environmentally friendly materials
3. Research green material policies and techniques
4. Execute commissioned projects related to green building materials
5. Promote international research collaboration and technology exchange
6. Organize educational workshops, training programs, and seminars
7. Establish sustainable housing technologies and practical IAQ improvement strategies

Wen-Cheng Shao
 Associate Professor & Chair, Department of Architecture

Areas of Expertise:
 Architectural Design, Special Topics in Architecture, Building Environmental Control Systems, Indoor Environmental Quality, Intelligent Buildings, Healthy Architectural Environments, Performance Testing of Healthy and Green Building Materials

Office Location: Design Building R253 / R952
Phone: +886-2-27712171 ext. 2903
Lab Extension: #2988
Responsible Laboratory: Healthy Environment Laboratory
Responsible Center: Innovation Green Building Materials Development and Promotion Center
Email: wcshao@ntut.edu.tw

Current Positions

• Director, Center for Innovation Green Building Materials Development and Promotion, NTUT
• Director, Healthy Environment Laboratory, NTU
• Principal Investigator, Ministry of Education Office for Sustainable Circular Campus Promotion
• County Policy Consultant, Penghu County Government
• Senior Consultant, Taiwan Sick Building Diagnosis Association
• Consultant, Taiwan Indoor Environmental Quality Management Association
• Chairperson, Taiwan Happy Healthy Architecture Association
• Board Director, NTUT Architectural and Cultural Education Foundation (8th Session)
• Board Member, Taiwan Association for Sustainable Built Environment
• Committee Member, Taiwan Architecture and Building Center – Green Building Label Review Panel
• Committee Member, Taiwan Architecture and Building Center – Green Building Materials Label Review Panel

Education

• Ph.D. in Architecture, National Cheng Kung University
• M.Arch., Tamkang University
• B.Arch., Taipei Institute of Technology (Taipei Tech)

Professional Experience

• Chair and Director, Department of Architecture, NTUT
• Deputy Director-General, General Affairs Office, NTUT (also Head of Operations Division)
• Consultant, Taiwan Green Building Materials Industry Development Association
• Vice Chair, Taiwan Sick Building Diagnosis Association
• Executive Director, Taiwan Indoor Environmental Quality Society
• Executive Supervisor / Director, Taiwan Association for Sustainable Built Environment
• Jury Committee Member, Architectural Institute of the Republic of China (AIROC)
• Jury Member, Ministry of Education Sustainable Campus Steering Committee
• Committee Member, Taiwan Architecture and Building Center’s Green Building Label Review Panel
• Board Director, NTUT Architectural and Cultural Education Foundation (7th Session)
• Member, National Standards Review Committee, Ministry of Economic Affairs
• Member, Tourism Factory Evaluation Committee, Ministry of Economic Affairs

Professional Licenses & Certifications

• Certified Fire Protection Manager
• Class B License in Architectural Drafting
• Class C License in Architectural Drafting

Laboratory for Architectural Fire Safety Research

Yu-Chang Lin
Associate Professor

Expertise:Performance-based Design for Fire Safety and Evacuation

Fire Safety and Evacuation Research in Buildings Prediction and Analysis of Crowd Evacuation Behavior

Laboratory Name: Laboratory for Fire Safety in Architecture
Office Location: Design Building, R254
Phone: +886-2-27712171 ext. 2912
Lab Extension: #2912
Email: linyc@ntut.edu.tw

Current Position

• Ph.D., Associate Professor, Graduate Institute of Architecture and Urban Design, Department of Architecture, National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT)

Education

• B.S. in Architecture, Chinese Culture University (1990.6)
• M.S. in Architecture, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (1994.6)
• Ph.D. in Architecture, University of Tokyo (2001.3)

Professional Experience

• Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, NTUT (2001.8–2006.1)
• Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, NTUT (2006.2–present)

Licenses & Qualifications

• Registered Architect, Taiwan (Passed National Examination for Professional and Technical Personnel, Dec. 1993)

Focus areas include:

• Research and development of architectural fire protection systems
• Performance-based fire and evacuation design
• Evacuation behavior analysis and field studies
• Emergency signage system assessments in architectural spaces

Creative Optimality Building Technology Integration Laboratory

Cheng-Chen Chen
 Associate Professor, Chair – Department of Architecture

Expertise and Research Fields:
 Architectural Planning and Design; Architecture and Interior Design; Digital Design in Architecture; Smart IoT Environmental Control; Resilient Architectural Design and Environmental Adaptation; Indoor Air Quality; Health Risk Assessment; Green Building Materials Verification Systems

Research Laboratory: Creative Optimality Building Technology Laboratory (COBTech Lab)
Office Location: Design Building, Room 351
Email: coolhas@ntut.edu.tw
Phone: +886-2-27712171 ext. 2951

Current Position

• Chair, Department of Architecture, National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT)

Education

• Ph.D. in Architecture, National Cheng Kung University
• M.Arch., National Cheng Kung University
• B.Arch., National Taipei University of Technology

Professional Experience

• Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, NTUT
• Associate Professor & Director of R&D, Department of Interior Design, Tungfang Design University
• Member, Evaluation Committee for Smart Building Label, Ministry of the Interior (Taiwan Architecture & Building Center)
• Member, Evaluation Committee for Green Building Label, Ministry of the Interior (Taiwan Architecture & Building Center)
• Member, Verification Committee on Healthy Building Performance, Taiwan Architecture & Building Center
• Secretary-General, Taiwan Indoor Environmental Quality Society
• Director, Taiwan Sick Building Diagnosis Association
• Director, Taiwan Fusheng Environmental Housing Alliance
• Supervisor, Taiwan Sustainable Green Building Alliance

Professional Licenses

• Licensed Architect (National Examination, 2008)
• Certified Professional Technician in Interior Remodeling Engineering

Research covers architectural and interior design, digital architecture, smart IoT environmental control, resilient building design, indoor air quality, health risk assessment, green material certification systems, and thermal/fluid simulation.

Core research directions:

• Architectural and spatial design
• Digital and intelligent building systems
• Resilient design and adaptive environmental strategies
• Indoor air quality and health risk analysis
• Green material validation technologies

Sustainable Net-Zero Architecture Laboratory

Chia-Ju Yen
 Associate Professor

Expertise:
 Architectural Environment Planning and Control; Green Building; Building Energy; Plumbing Systems (Water Supply and Drainage); Property Management; Exhibition Design

Laboratory: Net-Zero Sustainable Design Laboratory
Office Location: Design Building, Room 165
Phone: +886-2-27712171 ext. 2935
Email: janiceyen@ntut.edu.tw
Courses Taught: Special Topics in Green Building, Net-Zero Architecture, Building Carbon Footprint

Education

• Ph.D. in Architecture, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
• Visiting Scholar, School of Built Environment, Heriot-Watt University (NSC Chien-Li-Ma Fellowship)
• M.Arch., National Cheng Kung University
• B.Arch., National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

Professional Experience

• Committee Member, Taiwan Architecture & Building Center:
• Green Building Label Evaluation (2014–present)
• Intelligent Building Label Evaluation (2018–present)
• Low-Carbon Building Label Evaluation (2019–present)
• Associate Professor, Dept. of Visual Communication Design, Jingwen University of Science & Technology
• Assistant Professor, Dept. of Environmental and Property Management, Jingwen University of Science & Technology

Professional Licenses

• Registered in Civil Service Advanced Examinations (Architecture), 2011 and 2018
• Okahara-ryū Ikebana, Fourth-Grade Teaching License
• Certified in Building Carbon Footprint Assessment (LCBA-AP)
• Class B Certificate, Architectural Drafting

In response to the UN Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities (2015), this lab focuses on reducing the energy and resource consumption of the construction industry. It emphasizes the energy efficiency of green buildings as a path toward net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Research integrates topics spanning net-zero carbon buildings, energy use characteristics, building maintenance management, and energy data analytics, extending to energy efficiency evaluation for hospitality buildings.

The overarching goal is to advance Taiwan’s energy-saving and carbon-reduction framework in architecture, strengthening the country’s capability to mitigate GHG emissions in residential and commercial sectors while promoting industrial innovation and sustainable development.

Research Focus Areas:

• Building environmental planning and control
• Green building design and technology
• Building energy performance
• Plumbing and water systems
• Property management
• Exhibition and environmental display design

WELL+ LAB

Yu-Sen Lin
 Assistant Professor

Expertise:
 High-performance building materials
 Building environmental control
 Healthy indoor lighting environment

Laboratory: WELL+ LAB
Location: Room 451-3, Design Building
Phone: +886-2-27712171 #2906
E-mail: ys.lin@ntut.edu.tw

Academic Background

• Ph.D. in Engineering (Department of Architecture), The University of Tokyo, Japan
• M.S. in Architecture, National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan
• B.S. in Architecture, National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan

Professional Experience

• Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, National United University
• Project Assistant Professor, Taiwan Building Technology Center, NTUST
• Special Assistant to the Chairman, Xianglin Construction Co., Ltd.
• COO, Yuso Co., Ltd (Japan)
• Special Assistant to the Vice President, Country Garden Group
  Director of Planning Department, Lion Pencil Co., Ltd.
• Manager, Development Department, Farglory Land Co., Ltd.