Dr. EUGENE TSUI (AIA, NCARB, APA) is a licensed architect
and contractor, city and regional planner, industrial designer/artist,
educator, investigative scientist, inventor, musician, competitive athlete,
publisher, President of Tsui Design and Research, Inc. and Chairman of
the Telos Foundation, a nonprofit foundation for educating the public
about design, headquartered in Emeryville, California USA. He is the author
of four publications on Architecture.THE
URGENCY OF CHANGE (2002), EVOLUTIONARY ARCHITECTURE: NATURE
AS A BASIS FOR DESIGN , SHENZHEN ECOLOGICAL THEME PARK CONCEPT
BOOK, and a monograph by WORLD ARCHITECTURE REVIEW. He is perhaps
the first architect/designer in history to profoundly study, analyze and
implement the workings of natural phenomena, through an interdisciplinary
approach, as a basis for design at all scales including construction materials
and methods. He is the originator of the term, Evolutionary Architecture,
which is an understanding of producing designs based upon a rigorous scientific
study of natural organisms, structures and processes. His work vastly
expands and extends beyond the paradigm of "Ecological design".
His seminal work sweeps us into the 21st century and shows us the ineffable
and fantastic intelligence of nature and the compelling possibilities
of an architecture that aligns itself with nature's genius.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, of Chinese parents and fluent in the Mandarin
Chinese and English languages, Eugene Tsui holds four professional degrees
in architecture and city and regional planning having attended the University
of Oregon, Columbia University Graduate School of Design and the University
of California, Berkeley where he received an Interdisciplinary Doctorate
in Architecture and Education. He has won numerous scholarships and
professional research grants including those from the Graham Foundation
and the National Endowment for the Arts (Canada). At the age of seventeen
he won an "Honorable Mention for Most Exciting Design" from
an American Institute of Architects competition. He was an intern architect
at the age of nineteen and at twenty was the youngest member of the
Organizing Committee of the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics design team
as the assistant to the Senior Coordinator. Eugene Tsui was apprenticed
to the renowned American architect, Bruce Goff, from 1976 until Goff's
death in 1982. In 1996,1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2002 he was awarded
the Presidential Sports Award and is the current four-time Senior Olympics
Gymnastics All-Around Champion.
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EUGENE TSUI
BOXING CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS 2007 and 2008 2004 to 2008 Wing Chun Kung Fu Practitioner WBU 2005 Super Middleweight World Champion
(Amateur boxing, 165 pound 2005 Registered Boxing Official EUGENE TSUI COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS: 1978--Manager of the University of Oregon,
Gymnastics Team (Ranked Number Three in the USA). 1995 through 2002--Four-Time Master's Olympics
All Around Gymnastics Champion winning 21 gold medals and 7 silver medals.
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