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EUI Agent

Classification: Sustainable Design Research / Computational Design
​Research Topic: AI-Assisted Building Energy Prediction and Design Optimization
Location: Seattle Climate Zone 4C
Zoning: DMC 240/290-440
Research Type: Collaborative Research
Date: Spring 2026

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WHY THIS MATTERS?

Designers need faster and more accessible energy feedback during early-stage design.

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Buildings are responsible for 40% of global energy consumption

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Seattle-based firms are actively engaged

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1,300+ firms joined AIA 2030, yet a significant performance gap remains.

WHY CURRENT METHODS FALL SHORT?

Existing studies focus on simulation, prediction, or interaction separately, but rarely integrate all three into a single workflow.

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Physics-Based Simulation

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Accurate
Too slow

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ML Surrogate

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Fast
Not physically grounded

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AI Interface

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Interactive
Not connected to simulation

"How can an EnergyPlus-generated surrogate machine learning model, integrated with an agentic AI workflow, support rapid and physically consistent energy prediction during early-stage architectural design?"

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ANN

Data-driven prediction model

Learns annual EUI from 8 design variables

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Physics - Guided Loss 

Soft physical regularization

Encourages physically plausible energy trend

Agentic AI

Natural-language design interaction

Converts design intent into model inputs and feedback

Start-to-End Methodology

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Agentic AI Workflow

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​Model Demo

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