Sang Cho

Sangyong (Sang) Cho is a researcher, designer, and educator whose work focuses on the nexus between energy, water, and carbon in urban environments. He incorporates material flow accounting methods and urban metabolism principles to test the feasibility of integrating energy, water, waste flow between urban and the industrial sectors. Sang is currently contributing to multiple research projects on investigating the health outcome of greenspace with local and international medical centers.

Education

DDes: Doctoral Candidate: Harvard Graduate School of Design Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2022 (Urbanism and Landscape Architecture)

MLA: Harvard Graduate School of Design Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2013 (Master of Landscape Architecture)

Positions and Work Experience

2019 -To Present Adjunct faculty, Boston Architectural College, Boston, MA

2019 -2020 Teaching Fellow, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA

2018 -2019 Landscape Planner, GeoAdaptive, LLC, Boston, MA

2017 - Research Fellow, Ulsan Research Institute, Ulsan, South Korea

2016 -2017 Teaching Fellow, Harvard University Extension School, Cambridge, MA

2014 -2016 Research Assistant, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA

2013 -2014 Planning intern, Devens Enterprise Commission, Devens, MA

2012 - Research Assistant, Center for Clean Technology and Resource Recycling, Ulsan University, Ulsan, South Korea