Hongye Wu

Hongye Wu is a Ph.D. candidate in Architecture, History, and Design at the Department of Architecture and Design (DAD) of Politecnico di Torino, part of the 38th cycle (2022-2025). She serves as an external lecturer and teaching collaborator within the same department, contributing to courses like Architecture and Computational Design and Architecture and Restoration modules.

• Ph.D. Program: Architecture, History, and Design (38th cycle, 2022-2025)
• Teaching Roles: Collaborator in courses focusing on urban composition and architectural design
• Research: Affiliated with the TRANSITIONAL MORPHOLOGIES research center

Her research explores the intersection of parametric design, digital technologies, and philosophical frameworks in architecture. Her publications analyze morphological approaches for people-centered cities, architectural education frontiers, and the theoretical implications of digital-age design practices.

Hongye Wu's recent publications include:

• Rethinking Architecture in the Digital Age (2025) – examining parametric methodologies and philosophical perspectives
• Inventing Future People-centered Cities (2023) – proposing morphological parametric solutions for urban design
• The Positionality and the Promise of Architecture(s) (2023) – debating architectural theory and education

Contact: hongye.wu@polito.it