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Niloufar Emami is a researcher, educator, and designer who investigates the gaps and intersections within architecture through computational tools and fabrication techniques. She holds a Ph.D. in Architecture with a major in Building Technology from the University of Michigan, alongside a Master of Science in Architecture and a Master of Architecture, both from the same university and institution in Iran, respectively. Emami leads the Digital Technologies Architecture (DiTA) Research Lab at the University of Illinois, focusing on interdisciplinary research that encompasses performance-based design, material and daylighting performance, and innovative building components using digital fabrication techniques. Previously, she worked as an assistant professor at LSU School of Architecture, where she explored design assembly through 3D printing and was recognized with the ARCC Research Incentive Award for her contributions. Emami has published numerous articles and led workshops that introduce cutting-edge design methods to students, enhancing their understanding of contemporary practices in architecture. Her experience also includes a background as an architect in Iran and working with Autodesk on pioneering software for design interoperability.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign • Champaign, IL
Academic position focusing on research and education in architecture.
LSU School of Architecture • Baton Rouge, LA
Conducted research and taught courses in architectural design.
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