Lyudmila Gorokhova
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Lyudmila Gorokhova is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of timber engineering, circular construction, and digital fabrication. Her work centers on developing segmented timber shell systems that transform how we design and build lightweight, free-form architectural structures. Gorokhova’s major contribution lies in advancing modular, planar timber components that enable relocation, structural reassessment, and robotic fabrication—pushing the boundaries of sustainable construction. Her research directly addresses the tension between creating adaptable, reusable building systems and optimizing structural performance, a critical challenge for circular economy in architecture. While her most-cited paper, “Segmented Timber Shells for Circular Construction” (2025), has garnered early recognition with 1 citation, its innovative framework for modular, lightweight timber structures signals growing impact in the field. Gorokhova’s work is notable for integrating robotic fabrication with structural engineering, offering practical pathways for low-carbon, demountable buildings. Her achievements position her as a rising voice in sustainable construction, inspiring students and researchers to rethink timber’s role in a circular built environment.
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