Research
The Cincinnati Project
Air quality monitoring
CARES
AirTram
Heat monitoring
Keep Norwood CoolWater quality monitoring
Smart City: Heat monitoring IOT
MAPHAZOPS
Urban Water metabolism
Water quality monitoring
UC Campus Energy transition
Transportation
Streetcar ridership studyInternational and Domestic Projects
Sustainability
2030 Near-term transitionAdult asthma study
Waste flowsSpatial analytics
Breast cancer studyHealth assessments
Green Streets
Social capital
Housing
Landscape Architecture
Urban Design
Design
Ulsan Remade
Adaptive Reuse of Cincinnati's Abandoned Tunnel
Daegu Global Studio
HealthcareBuilt design
News
Upcoming / Recent
Lecture / Presentation
03.2024 Domansa, Seoul
11.2023 Harvard University, GSD
11.2023 University of Ulsan,
College of Social Science
03.2023 UC Berkeley, LAEP
Conference / Presentation
07.2024 RC21 Urban and Regional Development 06.2024 Ulsan Research Institute
05.2024 CNU, Cincinnati
03.2024 Daegu Global Studio Symposium
06.2023 Medinfo
Exhbition
04.2024 Contemporary Arts Center 11.2023 Harvard University, GSD
2020 2019 2018
Workshop
03.2024 Daegu Metropolitian Global Studio
10.2023 Remote sensing
03.2023 Integrated studio
Jury review
12.2023 University of Pennsylvania,
Weitzman School Design
People
Founder & Director
Sang Cho, Assistant Professor, DAAP
Current researchers
Avaniko Asokkumar,Seonwoo Lee, Grayson Sommer
Past researchers
Roozbeh Kholdani, Ayesha Syeda, Rubina Raffeeque, Armita Chitsaz
Internal Faculty Advisory Board
Chris Auffrey, Barry Kew
External Faculty Advisory Board
Ellie Jungmin Han, Niall Kirkwood, Patrick Ryan
Internal Faculty Collaborators
Carla Chifos, Leah Hollstein,
Shilpa Mehta, Kristina Shin,
Peter Yi
External Faculty Collaborators
Hyojung Kim, Sumeeta Srinivasa,
Seungho Park (STUDIO KYSH—)
External Collaborators (current)
City of Cincinnati, Office of Environment and Sustainability (OES),
City of Cincinnati, The Connector,
Grouundworks ORV,
Mill Creek Alliance
External Collaborators (past)
Groundworks Lawrence,
American Planning Association Sustainable Communities Division
Contact Us
EPIC
Environmental Planning &
Design Innovation Collaborative
The lab integrates design, planning, and technology, offering an innovative method for understanding and shaping the urban landscape. Its interdisciplinary approach facilitates collaboration with a diverse range of stakeholders. This includes communities, industries, municipalities, and researchers.
Cincy energy transition