01 / Connected systems
Sensing and integration
Environmental, IAQ, and light sensors; IoT; edge-to-cloud workflows; MQTT; Raspberry Pi; Pico W; n8n; Ubidots; Notecard and Notehub.
About
Across evidence, systems, and space.
Ramyar Tajik is an Architectural Engineering Ph.D. candidate working at the intersection of building science, human health, environmental sensing, occupant behavior, and intelligent building systems.
His research translates environmental measurements into information people can understand and use, while a design background keeps those systems connected to spatial experience, construction, and the realities of buildings.
His dissertation, LuxRest, investigates the field feasibility of a personal circadian-supportive light measure-to-action system. Earlier work spans adaptive shading, daylight, energy, thermal comfort, architecture, and urban regeneration.
Capabilities
A connected technical toolkit.
Methods and software are selected to answer the project question - not used as substitutes for a clear research or design argument.
02 / Analysis
Data and research methods
Human-subject studies, experimental design, field deployment, time series, repeated measures, mixed methods, regression, PCA, clustering, and evidence mapping.
03 / Performance
Building simulation
Daylight and glare, building energy, adaptive shading, thermal and visual comfort, envelope heat transfer, IAQ, passive design, and building systems.
04 / Design
Computation and communication
Rhino, Grasshopper, Revit, AutoCAD, parametric workflows, architectural visualization, technical diagrams, presentations, and design facilitation.
Education
Three scales of formation.
Ph.D. · Architectural Engineering
Drexel University · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
M.Sc. · Building and Architectural Engineering
Politecnico di Milano · Milan, Italy · 110/110
B.Sc. · Architectural Engineering
University of Guilan · Rasht, Iran