Main Instructor​

Saul Kim is an architectural designer, educator, and director of Saul Kim Studio based in Seoul. A graduate of the Harvard GSD (M.Arch II) and SCI-Arc, his work navigates between speculative design, fabrication, and digital architecture. His teaching includes roles at Hongik University, Kaywon University of Art and Design, and Domestika.

Saul’s FLAPPYBOX has been featured in C3 Magazine, STIRworld, and DesignWanted, and presented at international conferences and institutions. His work critically investigates the aesthetics of anomaly, post-functionality, and digital spatial experience.

 Assistant Instructor

Jack Young is a multidisciplinary designer and researcher based in Brooklyn, NY, and lead designer at FIVEIGHTEN. Completed B.Arch thesis at Pratt Institute, his research explored the civic restructuring of civic service through a regional framework.

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In addition to his studies, Jack was involved in AI/fabrication research with Professor Jason Vigneri-Beane, served (and continues to) as a GIS and data visualization specialist at the Spatial Analysis & Visualization Initiative studying Mohenjo Daro, and contributed to housing design for Indigenous Alaskan communities. Professionally, he is a Junior Architectural Designer at Billings Jackson Studio, working on international airports, public infrastructure, and industrial design for metro transport systems.

Workshop Coordinator Assistant Instructor

Geri Roa Kim is the Co-Founder of Beyond Chapter and Director at FIVEIGHTEN, where she leads initiatives bridging architectural education, exhibition design, and virtual media. She is also a Partner at Saul Kim Studio, where she contributes to the studio’s cross-disciplinary projects.

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She is currently an M.Arch II candidate at Harvard Graduate School of Design and a member of the Harvard Innovation Lab (B2B track). She holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Pratt Institute, where she graduated with Highest Honors, receiving both the Arthur Edwards Award for Outstanding Scholarship and the Best Thesis Prize. Her academic background includes a minor in Museum and Gallery Practice and additional coursework in Art as Global Business at Sotheby’s Institute of Art. Previously, she taught at the Center for Architecture | AIA New York, and has curated multiple exhibitions exploring digital archives, architectural media, and spatial storytelling.