Prof. Yingtao Qi is an
Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture, Xi’an Jiaotong
University. He obtained his PhD from the Tokyo University of Science(The former Tokyo Institute of Technology) between
2015 and 2019. He currently serves as a member of the Student Branch, the
Residential Architecture Professional Committee, the Environmental Behavior
Professional Committee of the Architectural Society of China, and Young Member of the Rural Planning and Construction Branch of the China Urban Development Society. He has obtained and presided over five national and provincial-level research projects, presided over more than ten rural planning and design projects that have been completed, and published over thirty academic papers. His research
focuses on rural planning, vernacular architecture preservation and renewal,
urban regeneration, and architectural environmental behavior research. His work
concentrates on the theoretical exploration and practical application of
sustainable spatial optimization, rural spatial revitalization, and adaptive
renewal of urban and rural built environments.
Prof. Yingtao Qi is an
Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture, Xi’an Jiaotong
University. He obtained his PhD from the Tokyo University of Science(The former Tokyo Institute of Technology) between
2015 and 2019. He currently serves as a member of the Student Branch, the
Residential Architecture Professional Committee, the Environmental Behavior
Professional Committee of the Architectural Society of China, and Young Member of the Rural Planning and Construction Branch of the China Urban Development Society. He has obtained and presided over five national and provincial-level research projects, presided over more than ten rural planning and design projects that have been completed, and published over thirty academic papers. His research
focuses on rural planning, vernacular architecture preservation and renewal,
urban regeneration, and architectural environmental behavior research. His work
concentrates on the theoretical exploration and practical application of
sustainable spatial optimization, rural spatial revitalization, and adaptive
renewal of urban and rural built environments.