Ping-Hsiang Chen

Ping-Hsiang Chen is a UK registered and RIBA chartered architect. He works as a Senior Architect at Zaha Hadid Architects. He specializes in data-driven design, complex geometry, multimedia, and digital fabrication in architecture. He has worked on a wide range of architectural projects covering all RIBA stages as an architect, as well as being a senior computational designer providing highly technical solutions for projects across various fields. He has previously worked as both architect and computational designer in KPF, ShaGa Architects, A+T Partners, Mamou-Mani Architects in London. Prior to joining Zaha Hadid Architects, he was a computational designer and geometry specialist at Applied Research Team at KPF. Academically, he is a computational course tutor at the Bartlett school of architecture, UCL. He has taught at Shih Chien University in Taiwan, the AA Visiting School in Israel, Dorset, Shengzhen and with the Digital Prototyping Lab at the AA. He has contributed to journals and conferences such as Smart Geometry, London Build Conference, Middle East Business Intelligence and CADDRIA. He has over 10 years experience providing computational design training, technical solutions, and software development services for a wide range of fields such as architecture, urban and industrial design, 3D printing, CNC manufacturing and building construction.