معرفی
Mahnaz Bahremandi Tolou is a Higher Degree by Research Scholar pursuing a PhD in Architecture at the University of Queensland's School of Architecture, Design and Planning. Her research focuses on self-shaping material systems for large-scale curved shell assemblies, an interdisciplinary project blending architecture, civil engineering, and material computation. She holds a Master’s degree from Tabriz Art University, Iran (2018).
Education:
- PhD Candidate in Architecture, University of Queensland (current)
- Master’s Degree in Architecture, Tabriz Art University, Iran (2018)
Research Interests: Computational Design, Digital Fabrication, Lightweight Modular Structures, Material Programming, and Robotic Construction. Her work emphasizes innovative manufacturing techniques and sustainable architectural solutions.
Research Trends in Publications: Her publications highlight advancements in self-shaping materials, parametric design, and structural innovation, with a focus on integrating historical patterns with modern fabrication methods. Recent work explores kinetic mechanisms and deployable structures.
Advising & Supervision: Principal supervisor is Dr. Dan Luo. No advisees listed.
Professional Background: Over five years of professional experience as an architect, including roles as senior designer and facade designer. Co-founded a technological academy in architecture, and contributed to cutting-edge architectural research.
