Job Description

• The successful candidate will be working on demonstrating the potential of developing generic shape rules from architectural design precedents, to support the generation of alternative design concepts for a given site or context. This involves extracting and encoding the relevant characteristics of an architectural design precedent, when reduced to an annotated 3D massing model, into a generic shape rules, using parametrization and the identification of associative relationships.
• The appointment is a 8-month contract, with the possibility of extension for the candidate with high potential/performance.

Job Requirements

• BSc. or MSc. in Architecture, Urban Design, Urban Planning, Computer Science or related disciplines
• Ability to conceptualise abstraction models
• Knowledge of computer programming preferred
• Have a basic understanding about architecture
• Passionate about research and motivated to learn
• Highly responsible and able to work independently with integrity
• Good communication skills
• A strong team player who is able to prioritise, multi-task and work collaboratively and harmoniously with a diverse workforce.

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More Information

Location: Kent Ridge Campus
Organization: College of Design and Engineering
Department : Architecture
Employee Referral Eligible: No
Job requisition ID : 17809