As a rising 3rd-year Architecture student at UC Berkeley and my double minors in City and Regional Planning and Sustainable Design, I aim to use architecture and design to address contemporary issues relating to climate change and urbanism. My interest lies on improving the future of sustainable, low-cost residential buildings, particularly through parametric architecture and building technology to achieve Zero-Net-Energy (ZNE) buildings. I am an organized individual with good time-management and teamwork skills, and I am willing to take additional responsibilities to ensure the excellence of project outcomes.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory - Building Technologies, Berkeley, Research Intern
- Modeled and simulated over 1300 existing residential houses at Winchell District (Fresno) using CityBES to analyze different technologies and measures to achieve 100% clean energy neighborhood as part of the California Energy Commission project
- Evaluated the feasibility and cost-benefit of obtaining neighborhood-scale electrification and Zero-Net Energy (ZNE) District for the retrofit program using ECM simulation and PV simulation
UC Berkeley CED, Berkeley, CA, US, Architecture
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, Double Minors in Sustainable Design and City & Regional Planning
Dean's List, Award
2019 - Present
The Dean's Honors List recognizes outstanding academic achievement each fall and spring semester. Semester GPA in the top 10% of the College of Environmental Design undergraduates.
