Design and reshape the relationship between people and space

From my initial curiosity about urban form to my in-depth research on urban planning, architecture, and landscape design, I have always believed that space is not just a physical existence, but also a medium that carries emotions and interactions.

My work focuses on how to improve the quality of urban life through design, how to integrate architecture, public spaces, and natural environments more closely, and create livable and sustainable urban spaces. I hope to make walking more comfortable, communities more cohesive, and public spaces more interactive through my designs.

Throughout my design journey, I have been contemplating a question:

How to enhance the connection between people and the environment through spatial design?

In urban planning projects, I am committed to optimizing public spaces, improving traffic flow, and enhancing community interaction. For example, in the urban planning research of Wyndham and Ohonua, I combined GIS data analysis to propose a more green, inclusive, and efficient urban renewal plan.

In terms of architectural design, I explore the order and chaos of space, from Mario Maze to parametric architectural experiments, and I try to challenge the boundaries of architecture in innovative ways.

In landscape design, I focus on how to integrate ecological sustainability with urban development, such as the Sydney Street Park Plan, which is not only a public space optimization strategy, but also an advocacy for a new urban lifestyle.

My goal is to create urban spaces that combine aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability. In future designs, I hope to:

Continue to research data-driven urban planning to make spatial decision-making more precise.

Explore cutting-edge fields such as digital modeling, variable structures, and modular architecture in architectural experiments.

Through landscape design, make cities greener and more resilient, and enhance people's sense of happiness in their lives.

Design is not just about creating space, but about creating experiences, relationships, and the future. I look forward to exploring more possibilities through design and providing more innovative solutions for the future of cities.