Research direction: architectural design and theory, environmental behavior, evidence-based design

Zhu Haipeng is a lecturer and master’s supervisor at the School of Architecture, Southeast University. She holds a doctoral degree in architecture from Tianjin University and has participated in joint training at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (2018-2019). Her primary research interests include ambient visual information analysis and simulation techniques, cognitive behavior in the built environment, and data-driven architectural design education. She has published over ten relevant research papers in high-level domestic and international journals such as “Sustainable Cities and Society,” “Frontiers in Psychology,” “New Architecture,” and “Landscape Architecture.” Zhu Haipeng has been involved in one key program, two general projects of National Natural Science Foundation of China, and contributed to writing a textbook for the 13th Five-Year Plan. She has also participated in more than ten practical projects, including the Chinese Pavilion at the 17th Venice International Architecture Biennale.