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This case is centered around the concept of "harmony", rather than being a mere accumulation of Eastern symbols. Instead, it transforms traditional philosophy into a tangible spatial experience.

The design of Trofa Town Hall is based on a holistic sustainability strategy, offering a simple, practical, and tranquil architectural solution.

It was meant to be a virtual, sensorial, immersive experience—a non-place with a past, present, and future.

Cloisters is a unique and restrained workplace, a serene sanctuary in the high-density urban context, and a quiet haven away from the hustle and bustle.

Here, design does not dominate but rather presents itself as a companion. Not for the dazzling but for the lasting, it is also a tribute to the serene beauty of the space that invites people to linger.

The design constructs the space into an aesthetic sample that conforms to its own development, integrating architecture, space and delicious food in a vivid scene.

Based on the warm and mellow heritage of the "old money style", within countless meticulously polished details lies a profound narrative about trust, aesthetics, and the rejuvenation of the body and mind.

Kanata's gallery office responds and reinterprets the gallery's consistent pursuit of pure beauty, guiding the direction for contemporary art.

This place is not merely an office space; it is a three-dimensional declaration that silently conveys his entire understanding of design, work, and life.

In the Hangzhou China Resources · Yuanqi Tide Watch project, we have constructed a journey home that spans from material to spiritual, from the senses to the heart, and from the hustle and bustle to peace.

What this curatorial project presents is not only the new vitality of furniture in the 17th-century context, but also a deeper dialogue about "home" and "lifestyle".

The creation of the exhibition hall is a multi-dimensional reflection based on brand culture, product features and user experience, as well as an empathetic experience about home, technology and art.

The Chao Xiang Passive House Experience Center in Guangzhou is not merely a showcase of cutting-edge architectural technology; it is also an exploration of the essence of space and the perception of the body.

The design takes simplicity, touch and the serene beauty of natural materials as its core, creating a peaceful haven suitable for meditation and sensory connection.

This place is not a container for design, but a breathing organism, a field that allows inspiration to pace freely, and light - becomes the most acute narrator.