Publications & Talks

This research demonstrates that strategic use of interactive shadow and sound installations—triggered by motion sensors and lighting—can spark public curiosity and spatial engagement, proving that small, thoughtfully-designed interventions in everyday spaces have the potential to transform how people perceive and interact with their immediate environment through multi-sensory experiences.

This research demonstrates that AI body tracking systems can intelligently detect human behavior, body temperature, and activity patterns to automatically optimize lighting, ventilation, and thermal control, creating sustainable, personalized workspaces that enhance comfort, productivity, and energy efficiency while reducing operational costs and material waste.

This session introduces Rampung, an exhibition that serves not only as a showcase of final design projects but also as a critical platform for discussing the relevance of interior design in everyday life. Under the theme “Interior Design Is Relevant,” the session highlights how design extends beyond aesthetics to address contemporary needs, contexts, and human experience. Through this dialogue, participants are invited to reflect on the meaningful role of interior design in shaping functional, responsive, and culturally aware environments.

This conference explores the evolving landscape of creative expression shaped by the convergence of artificial intelligence, human experience, and cultural innovation. It examines how AI-driven tools redefine design processes, enhance experiential engagement, and open new pathways for cultural reinterpretation across disciplines. By bringing together researchers, practitioners, and industry experts, the event aims to advance critical discourse on the future of design and its role in shaping inclusive, adaptive, and culturally grounded creative ecosystems.

This presentation introduces the role of interior design in optimizing emerging technologies within the era of Artificial Intelligence. It highlights how spatial design, human-environment interaction, and intelligent systems can work together to create adaptive, efficient, and human-centered environments. By examining current trends—such as smart materials, responsive environments, and AI-assisted design processes the session aims to broaden students' understanding of how interior design contributes to future innovation. The discussion encourages prospective university students to view interior design not only as an artistic discipline but also as a technology-integrated field that shapes sustainable and intelligent living environments.

This research demonstrates that VR-based immersive learning significantly improves interior design students' sense of place and spatial comprehension, with statistical analysis confirming substantial improvements in student design preferences through virtual environment visualization compared to traditional 2D methods.

This research demonstrates that integrating BIM (Building Information Modeling) and AI software creates an effective adaptive learning system for interior design students, enabling personalized, data-driven instructional approaches that enhance design comprehension and professional skill development in architectural technology.

This webinar examines learner-centered learning as a framework for fostering student autonomy, critical thinking, and self-directed growth. Through insights on pedagogical strategies and educational innovation, the session highlights how independent learning skills can be cultivated to prepare students for adaptive and lifelong learning in a rapidly evolving academic landscape.

This conference explores the evolving landscape of creative expression shaped by the convergence of artificial intelligence, human experience, and cultural innovation. It examines how AI-driven tools redefine design processes, enhance experiential engagement, and open new pathways for cultural reinterpretation across disciplines. By bringing together researchers, practitioners, and industry experts, the event aims to advance critical discourse on the future of design and its role in shaping inclusive, adaptive, and culturally grounded creative ecosystems.

Interactive Lighting Systems for Enhanced Student Concentration in Full-Day School Environments: An Empirical Study of Adaptive Illumination Design