Environment Friendly Architecture Lab

Environment Friendly Architecture Laboratory aims to develop tech nologies and train professionals in the field of zero-energy green bui Idings. The major research areas are as follows. This laboratory has been in charge of the government research group project and is at t he forefront of technology development and policy advancement.

<Major research areas>

• High performance passive building systems High efficiency active building systems
• Policies for zero-energy green buildings
• Building energy information, Building performance simulation

Prof. Song, Seung-Yeong

Sustainable/Strategic/Smart Construction Lab.

Nowadays, the Construction management field has emerged for effe ctive managements, many risky elements and contract conditions d ue to construction project's complexity and enlargement. To impr ove performance in construction time, cost, quality, etc to satisfy clients' increasing interests, needs the construction management s ervices have increased. The Construction Business Strategies Labor ratory in Ewha Womans university, performs researches in managi ng techniques, in order to run construction projects integration, effe ctively work scope management, process control management, qu ality control, human resources management, communication mana gement, list management, selling's management, and a good many other areas in management techniques and strategies, and new tech nologies that may construction industry.

Prof. Yi, June-Seong

Architectural Environment & Building Energy System Lab

Architectural Environment & Building Energy System Lab aims to study architectural planning and environment control systems and carries out the theory of Passive design and Control System and Active Design and Control System. Recently we focus on an approach for implementing Passive House Design and Zero Energy Building.

Prof. Lim, Jae Han

Interdisciplinary structural engineering Lab

Interdisciplinary structural engineering lab. aims to cultivate engineers with creative and convergence thinking competency by adopting structural engineering techniques in various fields such as human body, building, and infrastructures. In this lab, analytical techniques are studied for understanding mechanics of solid structures of human body, evaluating performance of fire damaged buildings, and improving durability of infrastructures.

Prof. Kim, Hee Sun

Smart Construction Management Lab

Smart Construction Management Lab is researching and developing smart construction technologies and construction management techniques for efficient execution of construction projects. We are developing smart construction technologies that combine the latest technologies such as artificial intelligence, data analysis, computer simulation, optimization techniques, game theory, wireless sensing technology, and computer graphics technology. We are also conducting research on delivery methods, construction management techniques, policies and systems for integrated construction management. The research results are applied not only to construction projects but also to areas such as off-site construction, sustainable construction, smart city, urban disaster response, industrial consulting, and engineering education.

Prof. Son, JeongWook

Urban Informatics and Intelligent Infrastructure (URIBAN) Lab

Based on an in-depth understanding of the interactions between urb an systems, infrastructures, and urban residents, we perform various research on human-centered urban systems and infrastructure mana gement and the use of ICTs for urban residents' safety, health, and we Ilness through more sustainable, more resilient, and smarter infrastru ctures and cities.

Prof. Hwang, Sungjoo

Urban Planning & Spatial Analysis Lab

Members in Urban Planning & Spatial Analysis Lab. (UPSA lab.) obs erve and explore the spatial patterns and characteristics of various ur ban issues. UPSA lab. also conducts research on urban revitalization including shrinking cities, neighborhood planning, land use planning, and spatial configuration of urban issues.

Prof. Park, Yunmi

Ewha Building Structural System Lab(EBSL)

Ewha Building Structural Systems Lab(EBSL) aims to research in wide range of structural engineering area with the goal of accurate prediction/evaluation of the structural behavior of buildings and \the development of safe and economical structural systems. For developing new structural systems, we are conducting structural tests and analysis on various structural members.

<Major research areas >

• Reinforced concrete structural system
• Steel-concrete composite structural system
• Precast concrete system

Prof. Kim Cheolgu