hfeili@uw.edu
Curriculum Vitae [pdf]

Research Keywords
Human-centric Design for Well-being, Body and Space, Environmental Perceptions, Embodied Experience, East-Asian Gardens, Therapeutic Design, Experimental Art and Design.

Hongfei Li

Lecturer + PhD Student

Hongfei Li is an interdisciplinary Ph.D. student in the College of Built Environments at the University of Washington, with a background in Landscape Architecture, Architecture, and art and design pedagogy. She has extensive experience working on various projects as lead designer and researcher with NBBJ, Stoss Landscape Urbanism, and Reed Hilderbrand. Her research focuses on how design attends to human sensory and perceptual features to cultivate a sense of presence and restoration. She investigates this topic via interdisciplinary theories that acknowledge bodily relationships with space, including embodiment in cognitive science, phenomenology of perception, and East-Asian spatial concepts. For more information, see hongfei-li.com