Inner Mongolia

An exploration of culture and a celebration of living aesthetics

Form, meaning and reason

Living by streams and living in yurts

Translating the unique local landscape into a spatial experience

The life force bursting out from the vast earth

Flowing along with water and grass, choosing scenic place to camp

An archives-like post-pandemic apartment

Variation of the path following terrain

The multiple overlapping structures

Exploration of Contemporary Yurt Housing System

From an abandoned building to an immersive garden

Spatial interaction between the audience and the artwork

To build a “Noah’s Ark” in the grassland

To commemorate several generations of effort to combat desertification and provide ecological, recreational, educational, and economic benefit to the local area.

Tangible Nature, Endless Reverberation

Like a tear, like a question mark

Sustainable desert architecture

A building with an aesthetic event