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Changsi Wang

Changsi Wang

@changsi
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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…

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

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University of Pennsylvania

Master DegreeArchitectiure
Aug 2023 - Aug 20233.94 CGPA
Philadelphia
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Huazhong University of Science and Technology

Bachelor DegreeArchitecture
Sep 2018 - Jun 20233.90 CGPA
Wuhan, Hubei, China

Achievement

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Weitzman School of Design Award

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Received: Jun 2025

Skills

Top Skills

Sustainable Design

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Autodesk Revit

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Rhinoceros 3D

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Adobe Creative Suite

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Other Skills

Communication

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Journals

publishedStory5 days ago
When Making Becomes Designing
publishedDesign Process1 week ago
Two Years of Living With a Prototype