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Daniel Yu is Deputy Discipline Director and Lecturer in Computational Design at the University of New South Wales, Australia. His research pedagogy focuses on advanced computational design workflows, particularly the integration of computational methodologies in architectural and urban planning processes to enhance design interfaces, efficiency, and performative outcomes. Daniel holds a Bachelor of Architectural Computing and a Master of Philosophy in Architecture from UNSW. His research explores innovative methods that translate the behavior of Slime Mould through parametric algorithms and the utilization of artificial organic simulations for topographical analysis, which informs sustainable urban transport infrastructure design. Additionally, his projects investigate urban infrastructure planning, environmental analysis, optimization, performance architecture, biomimetic design, and sustainability. Currently pursuing a PhD at UNSW, Daniel's research examines the potential impacts of AI-integrated applications in architectural and urban design, focusing on the democratization of expert knowledge tools to enhance equitable participation and community engagement in responsive urban environments.
University of New South Wales • Sydney, Australia
Lecturer in Computational Design, focusing on advanced computational design workflows and their application in architecture and urban planning.
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