WHO AM I
Hi, I’m Alobi
You’ve seen the work. The rest of this page is about me: where I grew up, where my name came from, the awards so far, and what I do outside of studio.
I’m Zihe (Alobi) Huang, studying Human-Computer Interaction and Architecture @ Carnegie Mellon University. I design across the physical and digital worlds, shaping experiences that make a meaningful difference.
You’ve seen the work. The rest of this page is about me: where I grew up, where my name came from, the awards so far, and what I do outside of studio.
I moved to Pittsburgh for Carnegie Mellon, and I travel whenever studio lets me. Every dot on this map is somewhere I’ve been.
Why people call me Alobi
My parents call me “Little A.” The A became the beginning of another name.
I remembered hearing it in a dream. Strange, specific, and somehow mine.
Maybe that was the sound I heard. But Alobi was the version that stayed.
Most weeks are split between architecture studio and product design at BTG Product Studio. I’m also a project designer on the Sankofa Bamboo Greenhouse, and I lead a fabrication crew as a TA.
There’s music on almost all the time. I bring a camera when I travel, and I’ll go a long way for a good meal with friends. Most of the photo wall further down comes from those trips.
47 photos of family, friends and trips. Keep scrolling, or drag the wall to look around.