Deniz Hos

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Deniz Hos is a leading researcher at the intersection of sustainable construction and computational design, currently affiliated with the University of Stuttgart’s Cluster of Excellence Integrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture (IntCDC). His work centers on developing holistic quality models that reconcile the urgent need for rapid, large-scale building with stringent environmental and performance standards. Hos’s most-cited paper, "Quality as Driver for Sustainable Construction—Holistic Quality Model and Assessment" (2020, 24 citations), introduces a groundbreaking framework that redefines quality not as a static benchmark but as a dynamic driver for sustainable innovation. By integrating computational design processes with lifecycle assessment, he demonstrates how digital fabrication can reduce material waste and carbon footprint while enhancing structural integrity. This research has positioned Hos as a key voice in the push toward regenerative architecture, where quality metrics guide everything from material selection to construction logistics. His contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between theoretical sustainability goals and practical, scalable building solutions—a critical need as global urbanization accelerates. Through his work with IntCDC, Hos continues to shape how architects and engineers think about quality in an era of climate urgency.