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Changsi Wang

@changsi

United States

I am an architectural designer and researcher exploring speculative architecture, computational design, and ecological systems. My project The Living Refuge won First Prize in the…

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About

Changsi Wang is an architectural designer and researcher whose work explores the intersection of speculative architecture, computational design, and ecological systems. His projects investigate how emerging technologies and living systems can redefine architecture as an adaptive, regenerative, and resilient framework for future cities. His work has been recognized internationally, including the First Prize in the 2025 eVolo Skyscraper Competition for The Living Refuge. His projects have also been featured by Archinect, Bustler, and Amazing Architecture. Combining academic research with professional practice, Changsi is interested in developing visionary yet technically grounded design methodologies that respond to environmental challenges while expanding the cultural possibilities of architecture.

Education

University of Pennsylvania

Master Degree•Architectiure

Aug 2023 - Aug 2023•3.94 CGPA

Philadelphia

Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Bachelor Degree•Architecture

Sep 2018 - Jun 2023•3.90 CGPA

Wuhan, Hubei, China

Projects

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Flow of Rhythm

Located along the Yangtze River between Yichang’s main scenic area and residential districts, the project reimagines the theater as more than a landmark. It becomes a civic, cultural, and recreational complex that connects residents, visitors, and the riverside landscape, expanding public activity and strengthening the relationship between city and nature.

Eddie and Changsi

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Highway as Habitat

Highway as Habitat addresses a fundamental paradox embedded in the contemporary American metropolis: highways serve as essential infrastructures of mobility, yet simultaneously fragment the urban fabric by separating movement from habitation. As cities continue to densify, this horizontal system—once a driver of expansion—has become increasingly misaligned w

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The Living Refuge — A Symbiotic Sanctuary for Humans and Vanishing Pollinators

First Prize winner of the 2025 eVolo Skyscraper Competition, The Living Refuge reimagines the skyscraper as a shared ecological infrastructure for humans and endangered pollinators. Through layered habitats, environmental systems, and adaptive architectural spaces, the project explores how dense cities can support biodiversity rather than displace it.