Runjia Tian is a Master in Design Studies, Technology Concentration student at Harvard Graduate School of Design. Trained as an architect, Runjia is a multidisciplinary advocate of architecture, computation, and engineering. He investigates the future of design through the synergetic engagement of creative computation, extended reality, multimodal media, machine perceptions and deep learning. His more recent research focuses on the enactive co-creation between human designers and artificial intelligence. Runjia's research has been supported by Harvard Joint Center for Housing studies student research support grant, MDes Research and Development Award, Harvard Graduate School of Design Summer Research Grant and MIT designX. Advised by Dr. Garcia del Castillo Lopez, Jose Luis, Runjia's resent thesis research at the GSD involves the use of deep reinforcement learning and human-centric artificial intelligence in the generative architecture design process. Runjia has authored/co-authored several peer-reviewed publications on architecture, urban design, and technology in international conferences such as CDRF, ACADIA, eCAADe and CAADRIA. He is the Co-founder of AiRCAD, with research and working experience at Harvard Graduate School of Design, Harvard Map of Inclusive Place and SymbolsMIT CSAIL, MIT Department of Architecture Design Computation Group and Autodesk Boston. He has also served in the teaching team for the GSD SCI 6338 Introduction to Computational Design and GSD SCI 6365 Enactive Design course, and have taught the Game Jam Interactive Geometry during JTerm at the GSD. For more details on Runjia's work, please kindly visit https://runjiatian.work/.

George Guida is an ARB RIBA architect and creative technologist currently pursuing a Masters at Harvard GSD. His main interests lie at the intersection between equity, design, and technology through the lens of computation, machine intelligence, and mixed realities. His latest research focuses on creative applications of 2D and 3D machine learning in the context of generative architecture design and urban city planning. Originally from Rome, George holds a diploma from the Architectural Association. He is currently a research assistant at the Laboratory for Design Technologies, and has previously worked in leading firms in Italy, Kuwait, and most recently at Foster + Partners in London as an architect and LEED AP.

Dongyun Kim is an architecture and computational designer. He explores the connection between technological advancement and architectural design because he believes that architectural innovation has been powered by technological advancements. His current interests are focused on the application of Artificial Intelligence into the architecture discipline, generative design methodologies, and robotics. Dongyun is currently a graduate student in Master in Design Studies with a concentration on Technology at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, working as Research Assistant at Laboratory for Design Technologies. He received a Master of Science in Design (Advanced Architectural Design) from the University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design where he was awarded the Korean Government Scholarship Program for Study Overseas. He also holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Hongik University in Seoul.