Hello everyone! I'm Hao Wang, an architect by profession and a lover of design and sustainability by passion. I started my educational journey at the University of Arizona, where I earned my Bachelor of Architecture. This was a period where I truly began to develop my understanding and love for the field.
Following my undergraduate studies, I decided to further expand my knowledge base and enrolled in the MARCH2 program at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc). This program was challenging and offered a new perspective on architectural design and its role in society. However, after a year, I felt the need to explore a different approach and transferred to the University of California, Los Angeles, to pursue an MSAUD (Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design).
This transition allowed me to deepen my understanding of the urban fabric and the critical role of architectural design in shaping our cities and communities. It was a perfect amalgamation of my interests, bridging the gap between architecture, urban design, and sustainability.
In 2020, I had the unique opportunity to participate in the prestigious Solar Decathlon competition. I was part of an incredible team and we focused on the Mix-Use Multifamily Division. Our hard work paid off when we secured the first place in the competition. This experience not only validated our efforts but also reaffirmed my belief in the power of sustainable design.
Throughout my journey, I have sought to combine creativity, practicality, and a deep commitment to sustainability. I am excited about the future and look forward to contributing to the creation of sustainable, functional, and inspiring spaces for all.
UCLA, Architecture and Urban Design, Los Angeles, CA, US, Designer
Develop concrete 3D print possibility. Design and modeling, 3D printing of some small temporary concrete 3d print house.
miHoYo/YoStar/Otaku's Industry, Los Angeles, CA, US, Event Coordinator
Oversaw event logistics, venue scheduling, and accommodation.
Developed diagrams and floor plans with event setup requirements.
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), Los Angeles, CA, US, Librarian
Collection Management, User Services, Instructional Support, Research Assistance, Community Engagement, and Digital Resource Management.
Linyi JinTaiShangBeng, Linyi, CN, Office Assistant
Collected and coded various documents to prepare for filling, storage, and processing.
Linyi Planning and Deign Institute, Linyi, CN, Architect Assistant
Build and prepared digital and physical conceptual models.
Prepared project documents and reports.
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Culver City, CA, US, Masters, Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design
Allowed me to deepen my understanding of the urban fabric and the critical role of architectural design in shaping our cities and communities. It was a perfect amalgamation of my interests, bridging the gap between architecture, urban design, and sustainability.
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), Los Angeles, CA, US, Master of Architecture II
Develop my architecture digital thinking, and create the fanciest work at Sci-Arc. Study some coolest software and use those tools to explore my architectural thinking and imagination. However, after a year, I felt the need to explore a different approach and transferred to the University of California, Los Angeles, to pursue an MSAUD
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, US, BArch, Architecture
I planned to study architecture after one year when I get into this college. This was a period where I truly began to develop my understanding and love for the field.
University of Arizona Capstone Distinguished Projects, Award
Awards include those offered through the school, such as the end-of-year Design Excellence Awards, as well as esteemed regional, national and international awards. Learn more about our award-winning students and their projects.
Solar Decathlon Mix-Use Multifamily Division, 1st Place
Collegiate students competing in the Solar Decathlon Design Challenge work in multidisciplinary teams to create innovative and high-performance building designs that address real-world issues related to climate change, affordability, and environmental justice.
Teams collaborate on a residential or commercial design project for one or two academic semesters, with the competition culminating each April at the Solar Decathlon Competition Event. The Competition Event provides an opportunity for teams to present their designs to expert jurors, network and build connections with industry professionals, and share ideas with other Decathletes from around the world. Winning teams are recognized with awards on an international stage and winning design projects are shared through Solar Decathlon and U.S. Department of Energy channels. The Design Challenge builds on the 20+ year legacy of the Solar Decathlon in creating a global community of current and future professionals dedicated to tackling the most complex problems facing the buildings industry.
