Tingjun Hu
About
In this project, Tingjun envisions the future of clean urban mobility through spatial design, targeting enhanced commuting efficiency and experience in megacities. From the perspective of transportation departments and urban planners, the project illustrates how Shenzhen’s Interchange Hubs and Mobility Hubs can be optimized and innovated to seamlessly integrate with future MaaS systems and autonomous driving technologies by 2035. The project advocates green commuting and sustainable mobility for all citizens.
Tingjun is an experienced Architect and Media PR professional with extensive practice in architectural firms and consultancy teams. She excels at blending creativity with technical expertise, offering strategic and innovative ideas to collaborators and clients. Through her studies in the Design Futures program at RCA, she has expanded her interdisciplinary practice and future thinking, focusing on future lifestyles.
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