Jingyang Huang

My fascination with Urban Interior stems from an intricate journey through architectural theory during my undergraduate studies, culminating in a focused exploration of Interior Architecture and Spatial Design at the master's level. This academic progression unearthed a profound realization: the concept of 'interior' is incredibly diverse, yet its essence remains steadfastly human-centric. The discipline transcends traditional boundaries, merging interior spaces with the broader urban fabric. My undergraduate studies in architecture laid the foundation for this exploration, instilling a deep appreciation for the symbiotic relationship between architectural form and interior functionality. This insight has driven me to delve deeper into how urban interiors can be designed not just as isolated spaces, but as integral parts of a cohesive urban ecosystem, ultimately serving the community and enhancing human experiences within the city.

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Throughout my academic journey, I have discovered that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can serve as a cognitive tool to assist in the design and analysis processes. My interest lies not in AI itself, but in the idea of leveraging new technologies and methodologies to enrich my academic pursuits and refine my understanding of Urban Interior. This perspective views AI as a means to extend our human capabilities, allowing us to analyze complex urban environments more efficiently and to envisage design solutions that are both innovative and deeply rooted in human needs. My enthusiasm for integrating AI into my studies reflects a broader commitment to embracing new technologies as a way to advance the field of Urban Interior, aiming to create spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functionally relevant to the urban context and its inhabitants.
 

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