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Xuanyi Nie
Also known as: Maxwell
University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning, National University of Singapore, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Victoria University of Wellington
Employment
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University at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning Assistant Professor2023 - Present
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National University of Singapore Adjunct Lecturer2022 - 2023
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Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Postdoctoral Researcher2021 - 2023
Education
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Harvard University Graduate School of Design Doctor of Design2017 - 2021
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Harvard University Graduate School of Design Master of Architecture2012 - 2016
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Victoria University of Wellington Bachelor of Architectural Studies2008 - 2012
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (25)
- From financialization to financial reproduction: Territorialized care and life insurance in retirement communities Save
- Evaluating Citizen Participation in Local Public Meetings: Exploring a Large Language Model Approach Using Transcripts from the United States Save
- Socializing smartly: Differentiated health benefits from online and place-based in-person socialization among older adults in urban China Save
- Enhancing Subjective Well-Being through Indoor and Outdoor Greenspace Planning: Community and Sociodemographic Moderators during and after COVID-19 Confinement Save
- Social Infrastructures for Healthy Aging: The Intersection of Space, Activity, and Community Engagement in China’s Urban Neighborhoods Save
- Understanding kampungs as critical urban infrastructures Save
- Social capital and perceived health of three types of older rural-to-urban migrants: A machine learning–based analysis Save
- Concessionary governance: The shifting local statecraft in Nanjing’s innovation-driven urban redevelopment Save
- Fragmented Rural Governance Behind the Dying Tree: A Case of Intermediaries' Emergent Participatory Action Research in China Save
- Medical reterritorialisation: the spatial interests of healthcare, financialisation and hospitals in a city-region Save