Runddy is an APEC and ASEAN Architect, Hospitality Designer, LEED Accredited
Professional with specialization in hospitality and digital innovation
for sustainable design. He has over 20 years international experience
from world best design firms in Singapore designing and delivering high
end hotel and resorts projects in number of cities in Asia and Middle
East such as Hilton, Shangri-la, Hyatt, Sheraton, Taj, Radisson, W
Hotels and Marina Bay Sands.
He had led a multicultural team
of architects and interior designers as Associate and Design Manager
delivering and managing projects from schematic, design development up
to construction documentation. Equipped with the ability for quick space
planning and formulation of creative design concepts, he was the
Principal Designer of several award-winning hospitality projects.
Aside
from design practice, he is active in design research through
post-doctoral fellowship. He is a Reviewer of several referred academic
journals such as Frontiers of Architectural Research (Elsevier) and
Journal of Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management. He
maintains strong alliance with research at CodeLab, Curtin University
Australia and University of Technology Malaysia. His research expertise
are smart hospitality, spatio-temporal hospitality design spaces, BIM
and digital innovation for sustainable design in the tropics exploring
energy efficient building skins. He presented his research works in
numerous referred international conferences and published in high impact
factor journals.
He obtained his Doctor of Philosophy in Architecture at Deakin University Australia and UTM where he graduated with Merit Award, Graduate Research Studies in computational design at National University of Singapore, Masters and Bachelor of Science in Architecture through full scholarship in Philippines.
UTM & Deakin University, PhD, Architecture+Digital Innovation
Practice-based research centered at the intersection of digital innovation (BIM, Parametric Design, Building Performance Modelling) and technology management for the application of computational design for improving and enhancing the design, quality of the built environment, construction procurement through research centered around design and practice management.