Luka Piškorec

Luka Piškorec is a researcher active at the School of Arts, Design and Architecture, with a focus on interdisciplinary projects bridging architecture, technology, and sustainability. His work contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in architecture, building technology, and computational design. While his primary affiliation is with the School of Arts, Design and Architecture, he has also engaged in international collaborations as a visiting researcher at institutions like ETH Zurich and the University of Toronto.

Research Interests

Piškorec's research spans architecture, artificial intelligence, form-finding, and urban systems. He explores geometric interpolations using deep learning, sustainable urban planning, and the socio-cultural dynamics of architectural design. His projects often involve large-scale, context-sensitive interventions like the Articulated Landscapes and Singapore Hawker Centres: Interacting Flows in Urban Systems, reflecting his interest in the intersection of digital tools and physical environments.

Scientific Awards

• Best Workshop Award RobArch 2016, runner up
• VELUX Award 2012, 1st prize
• Swiss Art Awards 2018, 1st prize in Architecture

Advising

Piškorec has supervised student projects, including VELUX Award 2012 recipients Li, B. and Man, G.