Research direction: landscape architecture design and theory, landscape urbanism, landscape resources

Chen Jieping is a Ph.D., Associate Professor, and Visiting Scholar of School of Urban Planning and Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, mainly engaged in landscape architecture design and theory, landscape urbanism, landscape resources direction of research, teaching and practice.

She mainly teaches landscape architecture design, architectural design foundation, theory and design series-topography, landscape resources and evaluation courses. In addition, she also guides rain garden, community micro-renewal and other social and professional practices, and guides students in their homework, with the gold medal of the Specialist Committee and the Straits Cup Construction Competition received.

She presided over two related National Natural Science Funds: National Natural Science Foundation of China, (51878144) Landscape Restoration Mechanism and Models in Contemporary Urban-rural Fringe under Natural-social Dual Effects--A Case Study of Southern Jiangsu Province from 2019 to 2022; National Natural Science Foundation of China, (51008057) Theoretical Model and Technical Strategy of Landscape Urbanism and Its Application in Nanjing from 2011 to 2013, published monograph Site Writing-Topographic Studies in the Expanded Field of Contemporary Architecture, Urban and Landscape Design(2011), with reference of Fundamentals of Architectural Design(2015), co-translated with David Lessebarro (Author) (translated by Liu Dongyang and Chen Jieping), Topographic Stories-Landscape and Architectural Studies(2017) and was invited to contribute to the Representing Landscapes Analogy;(2019), with a number of papers in core journals published.

She presided over and participated in more than 10 engineering projects, and won the Silver Award of Architectural Creation Award of China Architecture Society and other awards.