FLUID Sociability
with FLUID Architecture
01.22-06.23
Establishes quantitative metrics for evaluating the intangible social benefits of architectural design. Integrates multiple data sources, including key fob movement tracking and comprehensive validation surveys, to create evidence-based spatial models of social interaction. The project was funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation as part of a broader initiative to establish empirical connections between built environment interventions and community health outcomes.
Responsible for research, analysis, and hyperparameter validation.