gooood Architecture, Design and Art

Thailand’s Tallest Building is a celebration and extension of the life of the city

Making a pavilion for public gathering at graphic “home”

A town hall with the balance between a fresh image and town heritage

Grade II listed Brutalist building restoration

A place for both working and living

Traveling under the rivers

Utilizing level change to sustain dense greenery with less watering

Recall the memory and history of the old kiln with new construction.

Where current and future generations could understand and appreciate traditional design

A Minimalism Jiang-Nan Garden

public furniture in dynamic shape of spreading root

A worry about the land and sea that are tirelessly going adrift

Renovation of a functionalist villa “Indian Ship”

A gallery and clubhouse erases boundaries between the car and the user

To reflect the city’s distinct volcanic landscape and Māori culture

First assignment for a cultural building by a Chinese architectural firm in Europe.

A long-term reversibility of the heritage project whilst having sympathetic impacts on the use of the space

Living in the 18th century, sleeping in the air