BIO
Yuval Kahlon, D.Eng.
Yuval Kahlon is an educator, researcher and entrepreneur with interests in design computing and human intelligence. He is both well-versed in current design theories and experienced in developing applications for complex projects in various scales and fields.
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His teaching focuses on developing literacy among future generations of designers and planners regarding emerging digital technologies. He has trained many professionals by working with institutions such as the Israeli Association of United Architects, as well as with major Israeli architectural design firms such as MYS Architects.
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His current research focuses on the development of interactive environments for design education and practice, using state-of-the art technologies in XR and eye tracking. Kahlon is an Assistant Professor at the School of Environment and Society, Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan.
Education
2018-2021
Tokyo Institute of Technology
D.Eng. ESD (Engineering Sciences and Design), Design Computing laboratory, Department of Architecture and Building Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Dissertation: Modeling Interpretation of Structure in Design as a Situated Phenomenon via Observation & Analysis of Design Activity. Supervisor: Professor Fujii Haruyuki, D.Eng.
2016-2018
Tokyo Institute of Technology
M.Eng. ESD (Engineering Sciences and Design), Design Computing laboratory, Department of Architecture and Building Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Thesis: Constructing an Automatic Metaphor-Based Spatial Design System for Japanese Rock Gardens by Integrating a CAD Environment with a Logical Inference System
Supervisor: Professor Fujii Haruyuki, D.Eng.
2010-2014
Shenkar College of Engineering & Design
B.Des. (IBED) Interior, Building and Environment Design, Shenkar College of Engineering and Design
Thesis: Locality and Universality in the Design of Commercial Spaces. Supervisors: Professor Joseph Cory, PhD., Arch. Rebeka Vital, PhD.