My Architectural JourneyAs an architect, whether designing a tiny residential house or a high-rise apartment, you have to talk with the clients, know their needs, and design the efficient floor plans with nice exterior and interior ideas to let people live or work comfortably in these spaces.
Sounds familiar? Yes, user experience design is part of architectural design, just in another form.
Here are some projects I have worked on. Some of them have been built, some of them are concepts, and some of them are more art than architecture. But they are all parts of my architectural journey and I would like to share them with you.
Featured Projects
Pain points
Small footprint for a functional bakery
Constraints
Preserve the historic facade and interior brick walls
Pain points
Low gross area for high unit number
Constraints
Stakeholders expectations and zoning code requiremen
Pain points
Follow complex hotel accommodation and facilities program
Constraints
Required building coverage and open space ratio
Gallery
Financial Center Podium, Nanjing
SFO Cafe, CA
Private Home, CA
Office Lobby, Qinghai
Art Studio, CA
Boutique Restaurant, NY
Shared, filed, erased, remembered: A Hotel Room
Event score
Evacuations
Versions
IN-muscle-OUT
Memory scale

