Jinoh Park

Jinoh Park is an Assistant Professor of Interior Design at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, University of Arkansas. He joined in fall 2021 with over 15 years of professional experience in design practice, spanning scales from furniture to urban planning. Park operates his design studio 331C&co and teaches undergraduate and graduate courses since 2010.

• B.S. in Interior Design, Hanyang University (2007)
• MBA, Seoul School of Integrated Sciences & Technology (2014)
• EMBA, Aalto University (2014)
• Ph.D. in Design, North Carolina State University (2019)

His research explores intersections between design, public health, and real estate, focusing on wellness-driven design in multifamily developments, interdisciplinary research methodologies, and occupant satisfaction frameworks. Notable work includes analyzing medicalized wellness clinics in emerging markets and developing conceptual frameworks for health strategies in private sector projects.

His publications emphasize translational research bridging academic disciplines, with a focus on health dialogues across design, public health, and real estate sectors. Park’s design practice complements his academic work, offering hands-on experience in service design, architecture, and furniture systems.

He advises on design education innovation and has contributed to interdisciplinary PhD training programs. Currently, he leads projects exploring WELL Building Standard implementation and community health through design interventions.