木材|Wood

Address spatial fragmentation

A New Pavilion Rooted in the Laurentian Landscape

Mediaeval Ingenuity Reimagined for Contemporary Living

Quality Time – Connection to Each Other

A family-centered space

All-round loggias

A Net-Zero Collective Housing Anchored in the Landscape

Unique experience of function and scenery on different horizon

A Secluded Retreat in Dialogue with the Valley

More accessible and approachable

The introduction of a dense vegetation activates the urban space

Celebrate industrial pragmatism

A dilapidated warehouse in Taikoo Li.

Using curved lines to naturally transition spaces

A Machine for Seeing Nature

A Cultural and Leisure-Oriented Urban Third Place

Reimagining Traditional Ways of Life in a Contemporary Context

“You’re here! Come on in and make yourself at home.”