xiangchen029
About Candidate
With an interdisciplinary background progressing from Environmental Art Design (interior design, landscape, and architectural spatial design), to a master’s degree in Landscape Architecture, and now a Ph.D. in Urban Design in the Department of Architecture at the University of Malaya, I bring cross-scale spatial design expertise spanning interiors, landscapes, and urban environments. I have published five peer-reviewed articles in SCI/SSCI/Scopus-indexed journals, reflecting my research strength in the built environment field. My research focuses on urban heritage landscapes, GIS-based spatial analysis, and machine-learning models for predicting visitor behavior, ecological sensitivity, and supporting data-informed urban design. I employ digital technologies, spatial analytics, and research-informed methodologies in teaching and design practice. I am expected to complete my Ph.D. in May 2026.
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Education
Research focuses on urban heritage landscapes, GIS-based spatial analysis, and machine-learning models for predicting visitor behavior and supporting sustainable urban design. Doctoral studies integrate architecture, urban design, and digital planning methodologies.
Specialized in landscape planning and design, cultural landscape interpretation, and ecological landscape systems. Developed interdisciplinary skills bridging landscape architecture and urban spatial design.
Focused on environmental art design with comprehensive training in interior design, landscape design, and architectural spatial design. Developed strong foundational design skills and cross-scale spatial thinking relevant to architecture and urban design.
Work & Experience
Taught undergraduate courses related to environmental art design, landscape design, and architectural spatial design. Developed student-centered teaching materials and guided design studios integrating spatial analysis, cultural landscape interpretation, and urban design principles. Supervised student projects involving spatial planning, landscape design, and design communication. Contributed to curriculum development and applied teaching methods that connect built environment design with cultural and urban contexts.
