Yeinn Oh

Yeinn Oh is an Instructor and Ph.D. student in Architecture at Georgia Tech's School of Architecture. She holds a B. Architecture and B.A. Psychology from Ajou University (South Korea) and an M.Sc. in Urban Design from Georgia Tech. Her research explores how building design impacts human behavior and psychology, focusing on agent-based simulation, spatial cognition, and space syntax. Recent work applies these methods to healthcare and office environments to enhance safety and well-being. Key projects include pandemic-related design strategies for PPE doffing areas and biocontainment units, as well as studies on underground spaces and elderly housing.

Her articles span healthcare architecture, sustainable urban development, and cognitive spatial analysis. Awards and grants are not listed in the provided materials. Yeinn advises no students yet but collaborates on projects addressing design's societal impact. No lab affiliations are specified.