Hsu-Jen Huang

Hsu-Jen Huang is a Professor of Architecture at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), holding roles such as Architecture Department Chair (2001–2005), Graduate Program Coordinator (2011–present), and SCAD-AIAS Faculty Adviser (2013–present). He has been a faculty member since 1998 and has contributed to architectural education, professional accreditation, and interdisciplinary initiatives.

Education:

• Ph.D., Architecture, Glasgow University (1998)
• Diploma, Architectural Engineering, Chung Kuo Institute of Technology and Commerce

Research Interests: Huang’s work focuses on computer-aided design (CAD), sustainable architecture, and architectural visualization. His research integrates technology with cultural and environmental considerations, exploring topics such as daylight simulation, acoustic representation, and the application of digital tools in architectural education. He has also studied urban planning principles, including the Garden City movement and public housing in historic districts.

Awards & Recognitions:

• Service to the Profession Award (AIA Savannah, 2004)
• AIAS Faculty Advisor Merit Awards (2016)
• Featured in Top Ten Instagram Architects (SCAD, 2015)
• Jury Member, Core77 Design Competition (2020)

Teaching & Professional Contributions: Huang has coordinated SCAD’s IDP educator program and accreditation efforts. He advises on architectural licensing and has led initiatives for professional architecture education pathways. His work emphasizes bridging theory and practice through projects like the Mercedes-Benz Stadium photography series and exhibitions exploring Tibetan Plateau landscapes.

Labs/Teams: While not explicitly mentioned, his role as department chair and coordinator suggests leadership in SCAD’s Architecture Department initiatives, including research collaborations and student mentorship.