RESEARCHERS

  • 주한나 | HANNAH JU

    Postdoctoral Researcher
    박사후연구원 (2024.08~)

    Her research interest is in a human-centered approach that combines social research, design, and data-driven strategy, with a focus on how spatial design influences behavior and improves quality of life.

  • 곽의정 | UIJUNG KWAK

    Master’s Student
    석사과정 (2023.09~)

    Her research interest is in the interaction between humans and architectural space, focusing on how spatial design influences emotional and cognitive responses. She is currently studying how architectural elements impact spatial cognition and occupant well-being in office environments.

  • 최은서 | EUNSEO CHOI

    Master’s Student
    석사과정 (2024.03~)

    Her research interest is in how design elements within office environments can positively influence behavior and well-being. She aims to identify key spatial factors and propose improved strategies for healthier, more engaging, and productive workplaces.

  • 정하늘 | HANEUL CHUNG

    Master’s Student
    석사과정 (2025.03~)

    Her research interest is in how long-term environmental exposure shapes interior spatial preferences, focusing on the roles of place attachment and perceived placeness in emotional responses to residential design. She explores how environmental memory and user perception influence spatial sensibilities across different residential settings.

  • 조민정 | MINJUNG CHO

    Master’s Student
    석사과정 (2025.03~)

    Her research interest is in spatial strategies for occupant well-being in offices, focusing on nudging design and the WELL Building Standard, with particular interest in classifying spatial elements and deriving evidence-based strategies.

  • 최예림 | YELIM CHOI

    Undergraduate Researcher
    학부연구생

    Her research interest is in giving new meaning to neglected urban spaces through design, with a focus on how people find their way and interact with interior environments, integrating social context and spatial behavior.

  • 이건희 | GEONHEE LEE

    Undergraduate Researcher
    학부연구생

    His research interest explores how non-linear spatial forms, such as curved or irregular environments, influence human spatial perception and cognition, with the goal of supporting more intuitive spatial design.