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Department Head & Professor of AE
The Pennsylvania State University
104 Engineering Unit A
814.865.6394
anumba@engr.psu.edu
Option: Construction
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Loukas Kalisperis, Ph.D.
Professor of Architecture
The Pennsylvania State University
(814) 865-0877
lnk@psu.edu
Personal Website
Dr. Kalisperis' research centers on computer-based simulation and Immersive Environments. The foci of the research are
representation of architectural design and visualization
in the making of the architectural artifact. Integration of
Virtual Reality technology in the design process is one
of the current undertakings of his research team. He is currently a Visiting Professor and Distinguished Fellow at The Cyprus Institute, Nicosia, Cyprus. |
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John I. Messner, Ph.D.
Director, Computer Integrated Construction Research Program
Associate Professor of Architectural Engineering
(814) 865-4578
jmessner@engr.psu.edu
Personal Website
Dr. Messner joined Penn State after spending seven years in the construction industry working as a project manager. His research interests focus on the development of low cost, immersive visualization systems for use in engineering education and the AEC industry. He also performs research related to delivery methods and strategic management related to the adoption of integrating technologies. Dr. Messner teaches courses in project management, virtual design and construction, strategic management in construction, and international construction.
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Katsuhiko Muramoto
Associate Professor of Architecture
The Pennsylvania State University
Personal Website
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George Otto
Manager, Visualization Group
Affiliate Professor of Architecture
The Pennsylvania State University
222 Computer Building
University Park, PA 16802
(814) 863-6112
gho@psu.edu
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Associate Professor
The Pennsylvania State University
206 Engineering Unit A
University Park, PA 16802
mkp@.psu.edu
Option: Structural
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Ute Poerschke, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Architecture
429 Stuckeman Family Building
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
(814) 865-4238
UXP10@PSU.EDU
Personal Website
Dr. Poerschke has taught architectural design, construction, and environmentally responsible architecture at the Technical Universities of Berlin and Munich (1999-2005), and at Penn State since 2006. One focus of her teaching is the meaningful and aesthetic integration of technical systems (e.g., lighting, acoustics, and energy) into the architectural design supported by the use of environment simulation applications during all phases of the design process. |
