Prof. Lam is an educator, researcher, architect and consultant, specialising in life cycle building information modelling and computational design support systems for total building performance analysis and building diagnostics.

He has completed many major funded research projects in Singapore and the USA, and findings are widely published. A building performance consultant for several major award-winning projects and certified green buildings in the private and public sectors in Singapore, China and USA, Prof. Lam was awarded the 2013 Alexander Schwarzkopf Prize for Technological Innovation from the US National Science Foundation “for exemplary research contribution to technology innovation and positive impact on technology, industry and the society as a whole”. He also received an IBM Faculty Award in 2010 and was conferred the inaugural iBuildSG LEAD Distinguished Fellow by the Building and Construction Authority, Singapore in 2020.

Prof. Lam graduated from the University of Nottingham, UK with a B Arch (Hons) Degree and holds a PhD (Architecture) from Carnegie Mellon University, USA. He is a UK licensed architect, and elected Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects (FRIBA) for his significant contribution to architecture, the profession, and the community. He is also an Emeritus Professor of Architecture at Carnegie Mellon University.

Dr. McGreevy is a research fellow at NUS Cities and is Co-PI in the Health and Ageing project. He has a PhD in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of South Australia. Prior to commencing his PhD studies, he worked as a strategic/policy planner for state and local government in South Australia. Since completing his PhD in 2016, Dr. McGreevy has undertaken research at Flinders University and the National University of Singapore into the relationship between urban complexity, population health, and systems resilience, in areas such as energy, transport, stormwater management, neighbourhood economic and social dynamics, and public policy.