Dr. Pantea Alambeigi is a senior lecturer in architecture at Swinburne University of Technology. Her research focuses on sustainability, multisensory design, and performance-based architecture, with an emphasis on human-centered environments. She specifically explores the intricate relationship between human perception and the built environment through architectural acoustics and daylighting. By adopting a multisensory approach supported by simulation and computational tools, she investigates how human experiences influence—and are influenced by—architectural design and performance, to inform responsive design strategies.

Her interdisciplinary work extends the concept of “Seamless Architecture” through computational, data-driven design. Her research integrates emerging architectural technologies and environmental factors with human behaviour and spatial perception, aiming to enhance performance-driven design strategies.

She has extensive experience teaching and practicing architecture both locally and internationally. She has published numerous articles in architectural journals and presented at peer-reviewed conferences on topics including architectural acoustics, sustainability, and daylighting. Academically, she teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in design studios, construction, and sustainability.