Dr Sky Lo Tian Tian is a Hong Kong-born Singaporean appointed as Assistant Professor in the School of Design. He was previously employed at the Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen). During his doctoral study, he was awarded a full doctoral scholarship by the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Victoria University of Wellington. His main research area is the bottom-up human-centred architectural design concept, using XR, BIM, and gamification to create an interactive environment. He is currently working on "interactive-reality", a trans-discipline research on the interaction between the virtual and the physical environment. His work integrates design + technology to bridge the gap between the city and the rural setting. His recent project is “Green Weaved Corridor”, a parametric-designed bamboo pavilion built in Chaozhou, China. He has organised numerous workshops in venues such as DigitalFuture, CCD-ASC, and POLAR. He has published numerous papers on transdisciplinary research towards interactive design and is now one of the primary committee members and reviewers for high-impacted organisations such as CAADRIA, WORLD-16, and World CAAD PhD.