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Tzu-Chieh Kurt Hong, PhD

Assistant Professor
School of Architecture
University of Florida


Research
    Food for AI  
    Alberti’s Computation
    Herds of Architecture 1
    Herds of Architecture 2
    Herds of Architecture 3
    Tetris Puzzle
    Arch-Taxonomy
    Blobs
    Maze Runner
    Sorting With Eyes
    Visual Unsigned Adder
    Visual Binary Adder
    Tic-Tac-Toe Robot
    Shape Signature

    ⌘F
    ⌘R
    NewCAD
    Shape Machine

Teaching
    Design Build Studio
    Parametric Modeling
    Computational Design


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Tzu-Chieh Kurt Hong, PhD, MSEE

Assistant Professor
School of Architecture
University of Florida
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Teaching


L-System Art

Georgia Institute of Technology
Fall 2020

Students:
Yuan Yuan
Ian Morey
Computer programming has been broadly adopted in several discourses in solving problems, automating workflows, processing analysis, and so forth. For architects and designers, computer programming is even used for exploring design spaces, creating new designs and simulating the performance of designs. This course will introduce students to the basics of computer programming and algorithmic thinking through four biweekly assignments and a class project implemented in Python.