Dr. Khee Lam

Biography

Khee Poh Lam is a Professor Emeritus at Carnegie Mellon University, specializing in lifecycle building information modeling, computational design, support systems, and total building performance analysis. His work encompasses architectural design with a focus on systems integration, building energy modeling, and diagnostics in lighting and acoustics. He has led significant research projects in Singapore and the United States, resulting in widely published findings. Khee Poh serves on various editorial boards and advisory panels, including the Centre for Liveable Cities in Singapore and Delos in the USA, where he focuses on human health and wellness in building standards. He is a member of the U.S. Energy Foundation Board of Directors and has contributed to green building codes and sustainable design initiatives in China. His accolades include the 2013 Alexander Schwarzkopf Prize for Technological Innovation from the U.S. National Science Foundation, and he was honored with the IBM Faculty Award in 2010. Khee Poh graduated with a B.Arch degree with honors from the University of Nottingham and obtained his Ph.D. in Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University.

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