Public Space

Four hectares that build city: the landscape as urban structure

Reconvene the public square

A Theater Opens Slightly towards the Rural

A contemporary “replica” reinforcing historical memory

Porpoise Wave-Riding, Lakeside Foothills Water Play

Restoring the community bathing area at Sundshopen

A Boat Anchored Between Hills and Garden

Create “living city architecture”

A Forest of Light and Shadow in Timber

Dialogue with the old house, Harmony with Nature

Rising Waves from Urban Level Changes

An experiment of “regrowth” within a historic district

Extending the Memory of Stone and Time in a Medieval Town

A Nomadic Living Architecture That Grows, Breathes, and Fades Away

A Continuously Evolving Rooftop Community

A Sculpture, A Theatre

Landscapes Left Behind by Time

An open, inclusive, and interspecies circular space