André Chaszar joined the Department of Architecture faculty in the Stuckeman School in July 2022 as a part-time lecturer. His work interweaves practice, teaching, and research in architecture, engineering, construction, urbanism, and informatics, with particular emphasis on the collaborative potential of these areas.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in architectural engineering from Penn State and a M.S. in Architecture from Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
Chaszar’s recent projects include emergency/disaster relief facilities planning and production tools and methods; generative design data visualization; collection, analysis, and visualization of multi-modal urban data for planning and design; and visual analytics for epidemic-related data.
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Education
- M.S. in Architecture, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
- Bachelor of Architectural Engineering, Penn State