Lee-Su Huang
Instructional Assistant Professor | University of Florida
Gainesville, FL, UNITED STATES
Lee-Su Huang is a designer specializing in digital fabrication, parametric design, kinetic architecture and interactive installations.
Biography
Lee-Su Huang has practiced architecture in Taiwan with various firms, in the United States with Preston Scott Cohen Inc., in Cambridge and in Seoul, Korea with LA.S.S.A Architects. As co-founder and principal of SHO Architecture, Lee-Su's research and practice centers on digital design and fabrication methodology, parametric design and computation and kinetic/interactive architectural prototypes. Lee-Su is the director of the East Asia study abroad program, and his YouTube channel hosts upwards of 100 digital media tutorials, with around 10,000 subscribers and 850,000 views.
Areas of Expertise (7)
Architectural Design
Design Communication
Digital Design
Digital Fabrication
Kinetic Architecture
Parametric Design
Robotic Fabrication
Media Appearances (1)
RAK Fine Arts Festival beckons culture lovers
Gulf News online
2021-03-24
The Ras Al Khaimah Fine Arts Festival (RAKFAF) that is on until April 3, offers a peek into the fabulous spread of artworks that are being showcased in the emirate. Anand Raj OK portrays a few artists whose works are on display at the venues
Articles (3)
Robotically bent spatial metal knots: re-interpreting spatial knotting through robotic tube bending
AcadiaLee-Su Huang and Gregory Thomas Spaw
2022-12-05
The studies presented in this project employ workflows that enable multi-planar robotic bending of metal tubes with high accuracy and repeatability using a six-axis industrial robot with a custom end-effector and external two-axis positioner (Huang, Spaw, and Kalo 2022). This enables quick fabrication and assembly of complex spatial tubular configurations without the need for jigs or falsework support.
Multiplanar robotic tube bending
CaadriaGregory Thomas Spaw, et. al
2022-03-23
The work showcased here is a process-based design research project that reimagines traditional manual tube bending techniques with the precision and efficiency of digital formative fabrication.
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ACSA 110 Annual ConferenceGregory Thomas Spaw and Lee-Su Huang
2022-02-24
This is a process-based design research project that reimagines traditional manual tube bending techniques with the precision and efficiency of digital formative fabrication. Leveraging the positional accuracy of industrial robots using custom tools to bend and interweave metal tubes in geometrically complex and spatially precise loops, the research follows a lineage of projects one and two, exploring the application of robotic bending of linear elements, primarily in solid-core rod form three.
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