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Phillip Park

Design
Associate Professor, Interior Design
Coordinator, Interior Design Undergraduate and Graduate Programs

Art Building, Room 256C

940-565-3621

Phillip.Park@unt.edu

Phillip is facing forward and smiling. He has short gray hair, wears glasses and a blue button-down shirt.

Coordinator, Interior Design Undergraduate & Graduate Programs
Associate Professor, Interior Design

About

Areas of Expertise: Healing environments for pediatric patients, evidence-based design in healthcare environments

Jin Gyu "Phillip" Park joined the College of Visual Arts & Design faculty in 2007. He received his Ph.D. and Master of Architecture degrees from the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

His academic focus is on evidence-based design, and his research interest relies on the relationship between built environments and human health and performance. His current research focuses on the value of color as a component in a healing environment for a pediatric-patient-room design. His teaching involves evidence-based design and research, technology in environmental design, and space planning for commercial environments.

Park previously worked for eight years as an architectural designer. He is a professional member of the Interior Design Educators Council, the Korea Institute of Healthcare Architecture, the Korean Institute of Architects, and a regular Environmental Design Research Association member.