Founded at UC Berkeley, by Assistant Professor Ramon Weber, the Spatial Systems Lab works at the interface of sustainable construction, digital structural design, building technology and computing.
Ramon Weber earned a PhD as a Presidential Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, where he developed methods for design automation and building simulation that can leverage artificial intelligence in architecture. He has a master’s degree from the MIT Media Lab and the University of Stuttgart, holds a bachelor’s in architecture from ETH Zurich. As an architect he worked with Zaha Hadid Architects in London. His personal and professional work has been published and presented internationally in both scientific and design venues such as the Biennale Architettura in Venice, SF MoMA, Cooper Hewitt or the Journal Nature Communications and Solar Energy.
Contact via: University of California, Berkeley | Ramon Weber
Personal website: www.ramonweber.com
Team members at UC Berkeley:
Frederic Lam (MArch)
Yuhan Zhang (MArch)
Leah Mary Altman (MArch)
Zhuoer Chen (MArch)
Emma Nakaoka (B.A. in Architecture)
Mia Wilson (B.A. in Architecture)
Sihyeok Yang (B.A. in Architecture)